Wrenfield Manor at dusk, every window lit

A country house & threshing barn in the Cotswolds · Exclusively yours

One wedding a day.
The whole estate is yours.

Weddings, long weekends and unhurried celebrations at a 1702 manor, a 1786 barn and a walled garden, two hours from London.

Up to 160

Up to 160

seated in the Hayloft

Barn built 1786

Barn built 1786

manor 1702

25 guests

25 guests

sleep on the estate

Saturdays from £7,200

Saturdays from £7,200

winter · peak £11,500

N° 01 — Exclusive use

A house for gathering, held only for you.

Wrenfield is less a venue than a small world of its own: a Queen Anne manor, a threshing barn built in 1786, an acre of walled garden and an orchard of forty old apple trees, all at the end of one lane in the Gloucestershire hills.

From the first supper on Friday to the last unhurried breakfast, the estate is yours. No second wedding, no rigid schedule and nobody waiting at the gate for your room.

N° 02 — The day, hour by hour

A wedding here is sixteen hours, not four.

First light
07:00First light

The house is quiet. Flowers arrive at the back door and coffee goes up to the Bridal Suite.

Getting ready
09:30Getting ready

Hair and make-up in the north light of the dressing room; the groom’s party takes over the Old Dairy.

The vows
14:00The vows

Guests walk the lawn aisle of the Walled Garden. Strings under the old pear.

Drinks in the orchard
15:30Drinks in the orchard

Cider bar, lawn games and canapés from our kitchen while the Hayloft is turned for dinner.

The wedding breakfast
18:00The wedding breakfast

Long tables under the 1786 trusses. Speeches as the doors open to the evening.

Golden hour
20:42Golden hour

Ten minutes on the terrace with a glass, while the valley turns gold.

Sparklers
23:30Sparklers

The last song, the long walk out through the orchard and the house waiting for you.

N° 02 — The day, hour by hour

A wedding here is sixteen hours, not four.

07:00

First light

The house is quiet. Flowers arrive at the back door and coffee goes up to the Bridal Suite.

Getting ready

Hair and make-up in the north light of the dressing room; the groom’s party takes over the Old Dairy.

The vows

Guests walk the lawn aisle of the Walled Garden. Strings under the old pear.

Drinks in the orchard

Cider bar, lawn games and canapés from our kitchen while the Hayloft is turned for dinner.

The wedding breakfast

Long tables under the 1786 trusses. Speeches as the doors open to the evening.

Golden hour

Ten minutes on the terrace with a glass, while the valley turns gold.

Sparklers

The last song, the long walk out through the orchard and the house waiting for you.

First lightGetting readyThe vowsDrinks in the orchardThe wedding breakfastGolden hourSparklers

N° 04 — Walk the estate

Seven spaces, one gate.

Every part of the day has its own room, and none of them needs a minibus. Tap a space, then pick a season to see how it changes.

The Hayloft
N° 01 · Dinner & dancing

The Hayloft

160 seated · 200 evening · licensed

In summer: Doors open until the last song.

The Hayloft
N° 01 · Dinner & dancing

The Hayloft

160 seated · 200 evening · licensed

In summer: Doors open until the last song.

1786

Built to thresh wheat, kept for long dinners.

The Ashby family’s great-great-grandparents built the Hayloft for the harvest. We kept the king-post trusses, the threshing doors and the flagstone apron, then quietly added heating, a proper bar and lighting hidden in the beams.

Seated

160 at long tables

Evening

200 with the doors open

Floor

Sprung oak, 32 × 9 m

Curfew

Music until midnight

The ceremony.

Chapter one

The ceremony.

The aisle runs between double borders to a stone seat under the old pear. If it rains, we move everything to the Hayloft in twenty minutes.

Up to 160 in the Walled Garden

Licensed indoors and out

Drinks in the orchard.

Chapter two

Drinks in the orchard.

Lawn games, a cider bar and the first round of canapés under forty old apple trees, while the Hayloft is set for dinner.

Bar opens at 3.30pm

Lawn games included

The wedding breakfast.

Chapter three

The wedding breakfast.

Long tables under the 1786 trusses, toasts as the light goes gold and a menu from our own kitchen garden.

160 seated

Speeches on the terrace in summer

The evening.

Chapter four

The evening.

The far end of the barn clears for the band, the Cider House fires up the pizza oven and the night ends with sparklers through the orchard.

Music until midnight

Late food from 9pm

N° 05 — Dinner from our own kitchen

No outside caterer, no surprises.

Our kitchen cooks every wedding at Wrenfield, from the walled garden and farms within twenty miles. Choose a long table or a plated dinner; both come with a tasting for two.

£125

Long table

per guest, with wine and fizz

From the walled garden

Heritage tomatoes, burrata, lovage oil

To share

Slow-roasted in the bread oven

Cotswold lamb shoulder, salsa verde

Main

From the orchard

Roasted squash, brown butter, sage

Side

Baked that morning

Sourdough and whipped honey butter

Every table

From the pastry kitchen

Apple and frangipane tart, clotted cream

Pudding

£155

Plated dinner

per guest, with the full bar

From the dairy up the lane

Whipped ricotta, beetroot, hazelnut

First course

Line-caught off Cornwall

Hake, mussels, cider and leek

Main

Or from the estate

Venison loin, celeriac, blackberry

Main

From the pastry kitchen

Burnt honey custard, poached pear

Pudding

At midnight

Wood-fired pizza for the dance floor, £14 a guest

Late

N° 06 — Through the year

A year at Wrenfield, from frost to blossom.

Every season changes the light, the menu and the price. The orchard flowered on 24 April this year; the last open Saturday of 2027 is going fast.

Candlelight
FebCandlelight

Fires lit, the barn stove going and our lowest prices of the year.

Blossom
AprBlossom

The orchard flowers for about ten days. These Saturdays book first.

Long evenings
JunLong evenings

Sunset after nine, so dinner on the terrace ends in daylight.

Harvest
AugHarvest

Wheat in the valley, the walled garden at its fullest.

Copper beech
OctCopper beech

The avenue turns for two weeks in mid-October.

First frost
DecFirst frost

Wreaths on the barn doors and mulled cider in the yard.

Spring

The estate keeps time

Spring

Blossom in the orchard for ten days, usually the last week of April. Those Saturdays go first.

Summer

The estate keeps time

Summer

Sunset after nine. Speeches on the terrace, doors open, dinner ending in daylight.

Autumn

The estate keeps time

Autumn

The beech avenue turns copper in mid-October, and our lowest prices of the open season begin.

Winter

The estate keeps time

Winter

Fires lit from noon, candles everywhere and the best value of the year.

Spring

The estate keeps time

Spring

Blossom in the orchard for ten days, usually the last week of April. Those Saturdays go first.

Summer

The estate keeps time

Summer

Sunset after nine. Speeches on the terrace, doors open, dinner ending in daylight.

Autumn

The estate keeps time

Autumn

The beech avenue turns copper in mid-October, and our lowest prices of the open season begin.

Winter

The estate keeps time

Winter

Fires lit from noon, candles everywhere and the best value of the year.

N° 07 — Ways to marry here

Clear prices, in daylight.

Weekday & small

From £3,900

Monday to Thursday, up to 40 guests

The Old Dairy or the Long Drawing Room, a long dinner and the Cider House after. Our most intimate wedding.

— Ceremony and dinner on one day

— Up to 40 guests

— Coordinator for the day

The wedding day

From £7,200

Winter Saturdays · peak £11,500

Exclusive use from noon the day before to 11am the day after, every space, and the whole team behind you.

— All seven spaces

— Tables, chairs and linen for 160

— Bridal Suite the night before

The weekend

From £18,500

Friday to Sunday, up to 160

Welcome supper on Friday, the wedding on Saturday and a long breakfast in the walled garden on Sunday.

— Three days, 25 guests sleep here

— Friday supper in the Cider House

— Sunday breakfast in the garden

4.9

4.9

★★★★★ from 214 couples

N° 09 — Kind words

In their words, not ours.

From the first viewing to the last song, it felt like the whole estate had been waiting for us. Nobody ever rushed us out of a room.

Hattie & Tom

June 2025

It rained for exactly one hour and nobody noticed. The team moved the drinks into the Cider House before we’d finished the photos.

Priya & Daniel

September 2025

A winter wedding by the fire was everything we hoped. The food was the best wedding food any of our guests had eaten.

Elena & Marcus

December 2025

A couple on the terrace at golden hour

A day at Wrenfield

Watch a Saturday here, start to finish.

A June Saturday at Wrenfield, from the garden vows to sparklers in the orchard.

The Hayloft lit for an evening wedding

Most 2027 Saturdays are already spoken for

Check your date.

Tell us yours and we will hold it for seven days while you come and walk the grounds.

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