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On Hitched.co.uk since 2021
Last update: December 2024
The Willows at the Woodmans is a new and exclusive wedding venue located in Newcastle Upon Tyne, England. Situated just 10 minutes from Newcastle city centre, this restaurant occupies a beautiful rural setting while remaining conveniently accessible. Combining rustic touches with a bohemian aesthetic, the venue is a breathtaking space in which to host your Tyne & Wear wedding.
Facilities and Capacity
When your guests arrive at The Willows at the Woodmans, they will be greeted in the Aviary Lounge. This tastefully-designed salon features handmade furniture, wood-panelled and brick slip walls, and a stunning, one-of-a-kind birdcage chandelier. From here, they will make their way to the ceremony space. This room has flagstone flooring that is bathed in natural light from the large windows. You and your partner will tie the knot in front of the brick and stone fireplace, which is adorned with foliage. After exchanging your vows, you will host your wedding breakfast in the main dining room. This ballroom will enchant your loved ones with its crystal chandeliers, industrial-chic metal siding, crisscrossing beams, and floor-to-ceiling windows that overlook the Tyne Valley.
Services Offered
The kitchen at The Willows at the Woodmans features dishes made from seasonal ingredients that are sourced locally. The chef and his team strive to bring the freshest and most exciting British flavours to your plate. They will work closely with you to customise your dinner menu to your wishes and ensure everything satisfies your taste buds. When you book this venue, you will also be assigned a wedding coordinator who will passionately assist you in creating the celebration of your dreams.
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