About

A Georgian Manor by the Avon

Dating back to the early eighteenth century, Bredon Manor looks out across the National Trust’s historic Tithe Barn, its quietly grand interiors and elegant proportions making it a striking backdrop for a wedding. Wandering the house and grounds, there is a settled, lived-in charm that only comes with three centuries of history, giving every celebration held here a sense of real occasion.

An Estate for the Weekend

As an exclusive-use estate, couples and their guests are free to make a weekend of it, staying across the Manor House, the newly renovated Coach House and the Manor House Lodge, a converted former gate house. Each property has its own private garden, giving early arrivals and late leavers plenty of space to relax away from the main celebrations.

There is a swimming pool and a duck pond to discover as guests explore at a leisurely pace, and it is this rare sense of privacy, so close to the heart of the Cotswolds, that couples often say makes Bredon Manor feel less like a wedding venue and more like a home for the weekend.

Spaces & Packages

The Barn

Whether you would like an intimate wedding breakfast or a much larger celebration, the Barn at Bredon Manor seats up to 80 guests, with tables and chairs provided as standard, or up to 100 for a relaxed evening celebration once the tables are cleared.

The Marquee

For weddings of more than 80 seated guests, a marquee is raised on the front lawn, welcoming up to 150 guests in a bright, versatile space of your own design. Your dedicated marquee supplier can tailor the flooring, lighting, bar and power to suit your date and vision, so do enquire early to discuss options for your celebration.

Your Ceremony

Couples can marry at St Giles’ Church next door, reached directly through Bredon Manor’s private garden gate, or hold a celebrant-led ceremony in the grounds or Barn after completing the legal formalities elsewhere. Napier is Bredon Manor’s exclusive caterer, while every other supplier remains the couple’s choice. There is no corkage, so couples may bring their own wine and champagne.”

Your Wedding Weekend

Exclusive use of the estate means your celebration need not end after the ceremony. Many couples choose to extend their stay with a Friday welcome event or rehearsal dinner, followed by a leisurely Sunday brunch or poolside gathering. Hire packages cover exclusive use of the whole estate, with your coordinator on hand to talk through options for your date. Get in touch using our enquiry form to check availability and start planning your wedding weekend at Bredon Manor.