My venue does :) Its somewhere we go as a family in the summer, beautiful lakes & boats, lots of greenery & little duckies :) and it's central for all out guests which is a massive bonus :)
CommentAuthorFlossie
It didn't mean anything to us.. before we booked the wedding, we had no idea it even existed. However, we now both love it and it does of course mean something to us because it is going to be where we get married!
Happily married
18th June 2016
xx
CommentAuthorMrsEmmaP
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It is on the beach 5 minutes from where I grew up, so it means something to me in that it's in the place where I feel like a part of me will always be even though I don't live there anymore (hopefully I will again one day though)!
Got together on 14th March 2010
Got engaged on 25th December 2013
Became Mrs P on 14th May 2016 - best day ever!
CommentAuthorMrsC2bee
Our church does as my parents got married there, myself n siblings got christened there and both our daughters got baptised there too :) x
CommentAuthorGlitterfairy
I've always had an interest in Osborne House and the Victorians, so when we started looking and found a hotel that was a cottage attached to the Osborne estate, I personally did not want to look elsewhere. We went to look around and hubby said that we would not be looking elsewhere.
Our venue was actually where I had my high school prom 11 years ago, although I have only realised this recently! It has been refurbed and rebranded since then so took a little while to put two and two together!
Our perfect day - 08.08.15 <3
CommentAuthorEmily17
The Church is very special to me. where my Grandparents got married, parents married, parents christened and confirmed and myself and sister christened.
Reception venue doesn't make a difference. just found it online through wedding searches
Met in 2009
He proposed Jan 2014
Will become Mrs P 7th October 2017
CommentAuthorRebeccaH689
We picked the lighthouse for the ceremony because we both grew up by the sea and have an affinity for slightly crap British seaside towns. The island where we're having the reception is where we went on our first date outside of London when we first got together and we've been back for a picnic there every summer since.
CommentAuthorWelshBrideBethan2015
Cathedral is in local area where it meant a lot to ,y family :)
The museum is somewhere which has been upgraded so not exactly the same as when I was a kid but I spent a lot of time there during school hols with my mum :) also the location being in city centre means we can go to beach across road and also on marina area where me and h2b spent a lot of our first few dates :)
Somehow always connected , finally became friends .
Friends became soul mates :)
Engaged 6th July 2013
<3 <3 Married my best friend 11/7/2015 <3 <3
CommentAuthorthefuture:Mrs_Hurren
No the only reason I'd been there before was for work training but since I've seen it set up as a wedding venue that's all that I can think of it being x
CommentAuthorMelty Cat
Indeed it does. I'm getting married at Butterley Grange Mansion on the outskirts of my town. It was/is the home of a local businessman and he only started opening it up to the public a few years ago.
As a kid I'd ride by it in cars with family and I'd joke that it was 'all mine'. So, when I heard it was a new wedding venue... Yeah, you can imagine my face. ;)
CommentAuthorInDreamland
The church did as my parents got married there and me and my sister were also baptised there and other sacraments growing up. The reception venue didn't though. It was just a lovely venue that was convenient for travelling to from the church.
Married the love of my life on Saturday 11th May 2013 xxx
Had our dream perfect honeymoon in Hawaii!
CommentAuthorMrsLowe
my church is the church connected to my primary school so i had my first holy communion there and confirmation there.
My reception venue i liked the thought of as my grandma and grandad used to be members of the leisure facility there so i used to go swimming there when i was younger.
Little did i know when i booked it that 2 years later my grandad would die of cancer, so it definitely ended up as a very special place for me in the end as he wasn't there to witness it.
CommentAuthorMrsLJDeaton
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Our Venue means so much to us as we will are getting married their we have left our mark their our Cast Cocoa Bronze Leaf with Our Wedding Date and First Name. I remember learning about my wedding venue in school yr8 had to do a project on it in RE I never knew they did weddings their and when I found out they did that was it this was the one didn't look anywhere else no other names was jotted down I knew I had found Perfection. I've fallen in Love with Cornwall Now I want to move and live up their bring up our family their Xxx
Lana & Christopher Cocoa Leaf
Leave Only Footprints, Take Only Memories
We will go back their on Our First Yr of Wedded bliss in 2016!! Will go for Dinner and a walk around take more photos and Our lil Man should be walking by then!!
Their are so many memories we have taken already and we have left our footprints about 4x in their now 5 when we get married then 6 The day after walking around with the public!! We have Eden Crushed Pennies to pass down to our children
Crushed Eden Pennies
aswell as All The Wedding Keepsakes they will inherit!! Eden is like Home to me, I do want to move up to Cornwall but need to learn to drive both of us we have looked at houses passing for sale houses etc I want the country bumpkin lifestyle and to be the beach the sea the fresh air! I'm Cornish at heart!!
Inside Our beloved Wedding Venue
A Photo A Memory Happy Smiles Love Xxx
Started going out 23.10.2010 met at Barnet college <3 X
Engaged 23.08.2012 In Turkey Our 1st Holiday Together <3 X
To be Mrs Lana Jocelyn Deaton on 23.10.2015 5 years the day
Jamiroquai Arthur Gordon Deaton Born 29/05/2015 My Son Jammy
CommentAuthorVelcro
we got married in the science and industry museum iin manchester, one of my favourite places ever since i was a kid :)
Wibbly wobbly, timey wimey
*Kelbel* is my wedding twinny!
CommentAuthorBecca
kind of, my partner and i had a really awful christmas last year, we lost our baby mid pregnancy nov 25th and spent the following 2 weeks off work in the house while i recovered from the operation, the first time i felt good enough to go out of the house was about mid dec, steven decided to take me for dinner, we went to this beautiful newly managed inn and it was the first place i actually felt okay... its local to us and the landlady came over to give her sympathies but i was sat there looking around at how beautiful she had made the place - i asked her if we could have our wedding there, she was more than happy with that, even now when we go there for dinner, its one of the places we both feel very happy to be x
CommentAuthorInDreamland
Awww Becca, that brought a tear to my eye. So sorry to hear of your loss but lovely you found your venue through it xxx
Married the love of my life on Saturday 11th May 2013 xxx
Had our dream perfect honeymoon in Hawaii!
CommentAuthorHazelE85
Hi,
Yes our venue does .. we met on the carpark of our venue for a blind date! 11years and two children later we will be married there on 18/07/15 so we have come full circle :)
CommentAuthorCarolH81
Ours doesn't, It is a church that is only used for weddings and blessings. Where the meal is being held my H2B had is leaving meal there, He left Spain to move to Ireland with his then girlfriend and he returned to Spain after two weeks fortunately for me! x He gets ribbed about this from his friends from time to time as they paid for his meal. It doesn't bother me in the slightest that he went there with his ex girlfriend.
CommentAuthorBecca
InDreamland - thank you, its something we will both remember xxxx
CommentAuthorGlitterfairy
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Our wedding day - 6 October 2012
CommentAuthorHazelM69
We loved that you can go back to ours as has farm shop etc but unfortunately HS2 will go straight through centre so hoping that doesn't happen
CommentAuthorCharlotteE98
Hubby was christened at the church where we got married. I wasn't keen on the idea of a church wedding to start with but eventually came round to the idea :) We had our reception in the goods shed at East Anglian Railway Museum. Hubby is a railway enthusiast and we could pretty much do whatever we wanted with it. We also had a carriage pulled in that people could sit in to relax a bit. We had so many comments on what a unique and unusual reception venue it was :)