Bryngarw House is a charming wedding venue situated within 113 acres of parkland

Bryngarw House ceremony set up

BRYNGARW HOUSE, CF32 8UU
01656 729 009 | www.bryngarwhouse.com


Bryngarw House is a charming wedding venue that is easily accessible yet feels like a million miles away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. Just a few minutes from the M4, the property sits within 113 acres of parkland and combines country house charm with modern elegance to create a picture-perfect place to say ‘I do’. There is an ornamental bridge in the grounds, an oriental-style tea house, an exquisite display of trees and flowers, 18 en-suite bedrooms, a sweeping staircase and dressing rooms to use on the morning of the wedding.

Celebrate in style
The Treharne Suite is a French antique-styled ceremony room that’s flooded with natural light from the floor-to-ceiling windows and chandeliers and is capable of holding up to 120 loved ones for the service.

After the vows, friends and family can enjoy the drinks reception in the Conservatory, which is decorated with glistening chandeliers and Chesterfield chairs.

Receptions are held in the permanent Marquee, a solid structure with a twinkling dancefloor, a large bar, elegant drapes and space for 250 guests.

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Couples will receive a menu tasting evening and use of the stunning honeymoon suite.

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