Tall John’s has launched a new intimate weddings package

Interior of Tall John’s

Tall John’s has launched a new intimate weddings package. Couples will be able to celebrate their big day in the exclusive-use venue with up to 50 friends and family. Celebrations will take place over three days, so you can relax, take your time and treasure each moment as you tie the knot with the people you love the most.

Intimate weddings are a great alternative for those who don’t want a large celebration but want to enjoy the atmosphere and gardens of the Manor House. The package costs £2,700 and is available in 2021. This includes use of the Manor House or gazebo for the civil ceremony and the Granary for the wedding breakfast and reception. It’s available mid-week in high season and weekends between November and March. The package can also be customised to include a second night in the manor house, rental of the Honeysuckle Cottage, catering and bar service.

For more information, visit www.talljohns.house

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