An Intimate November Wedding at Pauntley court
Written by Melissa
Our bride, Nicole chose to get ready in the Elinor Fettiplace - the perfect, tranquil setting for such a beautiful wedding morning.
With the whole of the Pauntley Team on hand to support Nicole on her journery to her pre marriage interview in the house.
Nicole and Joe chose to marry in the Ballrom, the perfect setting with florals from Aurora Nyx floral Design
From the ceremony guests tossed confetti at the Bride and Groom down the aisle and were welcomed into the Pannelled Room by Watering Hole Event Bars and Canapès by AP Chef.
Before dinner guests enjoyed champagne poured by the couple under the stairs. A champagne tower sets such a lux tone for the evening ahead.
The couple snuck out for some outside portraits, making the most of the light and beautiful tones when you add rain into the mix.
Nearly time to enjoy a candlelit dinner the couple saw their dinner vision come to life for the first time.
After dinner guests moved to the Pannelled Room for cocktails whilst the team turned the ballroom round for an evening of dancing.
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"Our wedding weekend at Pauntley Court was perfect in every way. We chose Pauntley as the house itself is beautiful, the interior has been restored and decorated to the highest standard and still feels super homely and comfortable. On top of this the surrounding grounds are stunning, with multiple areas filled with trees, flowers and neatly trimmed hedges to explore, it made the perfect backdrop to our wedding ceremony and reception!
Having exclusive use of the venue for 3 days, and hiring the housekeeper Rachel to help throughout, enabled us to truly relax and make the most of the wedding weekend with our friends and family. The staff at Pauntley went above and beyond to help in any way they could, both in preparation and throughout the wedding itself, and the teams warm presence really made the weekend extra special - we can't recommend Pauntley Court enough!"
Image by Tom Durn