Celebrate your big day at De Courceys Manor

Exterior of De Courceys Manor
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De Courceys Manor, CF15 9QN
02920 892 232 | www.decourceys.co.uk


The five-star De Courceys Manor is a Georgian property offering the perfect combination of style, service and exclusivity. This family-owned venue is located just outside Cardiff and is surrounded by beautiful countryside. There are several wedding spaces to choose from, as well as a craft gin lounge, a glass atrium, a children’s room, nine-country cottages and a boutique apartment.

Celebrate in style
Those looking for a blank canvas will love the Oriental Suite, which has a neutral décor throughout and space for 25 friends and family.

The Floral Suite oozes elegance and can accommodate 130 loved ones for the service and 60 for the meal.

Boasting a dedicated bar, The Tapestry Suite is a charming space with a maximum capacity for 130 guests for the ceremony and 200 for the reception.

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Lovebirds can hire the new Pamper & Prep Suite, which is ideal for the night before the wedding, with Hollywood-style mirrors and a hot tub.

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