With one of the most historic cities in Britain, Cambridgeshire has some incredible historic buildings that are perfect for your wedding.
The first thing you imagine about Cambridgeshire are the historic buildings of the university's colleges, but don't forget about the stunning countryside of the wider county!
Just 15 miles outside of Cambridge in the heart of the Cambridgeshire countryside you'll find South Farm. Easily accessible from Cambridgeshire, Hertfordshire and Bedfordshire, this beautifully rustic country wedding venue will make you feel a million miles away from city life.
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The Bassmead Estate in Cambridgeshire is just 20 minutes outside Bedford, and has the perfect blend of rustic beauty and modern romance.
Restored in style specifically to be a wedding venue, Bassmead Manor Barns have everything you need for the perfect wedding day, from Bridal Boudoir to prepare for your grand entrance, to Dove Cottage, your tranquil honeymoon suite.
With three beautiful Barns to accommodate your guests, as well as idyllic outdoor space, this is the venue for all seasons.
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Corpus Christi College at Cambridge was originally built in the 1350s, and has been lovingly expanded and renovated across the centuries, telling an incredible tale of British history.
The 19th Century Dining Hall is available for your ceremony and wedding breakfast, with the Pelican Bar providing the stage for your reception, making for the perfect combination of elegance and history with modern facilities and features.
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The 400 year old Thatch Barn is grade II listed, and was completely renovated to be the perfect wedding venue.
Only half an hour from the centre of Cambridge, and the same from Bedford, this rural retreat has all the rustic charm you can imagine from a thatched, oak beamed barn on a working farm.
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