Wedding Venues in Bourne

Small, but perfectly formed, that's our verdict on the Lincolnshire town of Bourne, with its population of under 15,000. The South Kesteven market town has strong links with Fenland farming, and with motor racing too. But for couples planning their wedding, Bourne also has a number of civil licensed wedding venues and wedding reception venues to consider.

The tiny little town of Bourne certainly has its fair share of civil licensed wedding venues and wedding reception venues, not least among which is Bourne Registration Office in the South Kesteven's Community Point and Library, Bourne's Corn Exchange.

The registration office doesn't have a ceremony room, so marrying there means a private ceremony with a wedding reception afterwards, or opting for one of the area's civil licensed wedding ceremony options.

Bourne's Irnham Hall is a superb Grade II listed stately home providing exclusive weddings in its summer house and walled gardens, whilst Stoke Rochford Hall is a stunning mansion formerly an NUT teacher training venue now available to couples planning their Bourne wedding, and featuring beautiful grounds and stunning scenery.

For those seeking a family-owned wedding venue, Bourne's Toft House is licensed for civil wedding ceremonies and features a function room in a dedicated barn which can be configured to suit your wedding beautifully. Toft House is also suitable for those seeking a marquee wedding, with an optional marquee and site providing a highly configurable space for up to 350 guests.

Whatever style of wedding you're seeking in and around Bourne, be sure to use UKbride with its database of civil licensed wedding venues and wedding reception venues, as well as its searchable database of wedding dresses. You'll also be able to make friends with other Bourne brides to exchange tips, ideas and just chat generally in the run up to your wedding day.