Venues — Somerset

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Grand houses and grand attractions make Somerset a place for historical venues.

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The towns are interesting; the villages and hamlets, built mostly of local stone, are attractive; the many manor houses date from Tudor and Georgian times; many of the churches are of architectural merit and have the handsome towers for which Somerset is famous.

The District has excellent recreational amenities including Yeovil Country Park, Yeovil Recreation Centre, the Octagon Theatre, Goldenstones Leisure Centre and Ham Hill Country Park and the rivers provide some of the best coarse fishing in England.

Located midway between the English and Bristol Channels, Somerset covers 370 square miles populated by 142,000 people. The area is predominantly an agricultural area with a diverse countryside of unspoilt and well-wooded scenery.

Featured Venues

At Pink Weddings we are working closely with a number of venues in introducing the concept of same sex ceremonies, celebration parties and dinners. We will find the right venue that suits your requirement

Holbrook House - A stunning, traditional Georgian Country House set in peaceful, natural woodland and parkland offering a retreat away from the noise and bustle of every day life, find out more

Browse our new National Trust page and see if there is a suitable venue near you for your ceremony and celebration, more

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