Gileston Manor Estate is situated within nine acres of lovingly kept gardens

Gileston Manor Estate exterior
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GILESTON MANOR, CF62 4HX
07794 611 105 | www.gilestonmanor.co.uk


Tucked away off the beaten track is five-star wedding venue, Gileston Manor Estate. Situated within nine acres of lovingly kept gardens and grounds, this Grade II* listed manor house is situated in the awardwinning village of Gileston in the Vale of Glamorgan and boasts sweeping front lawns and impressive sea views. The Queen Anne property has recently been renovated and includes original panelling, mirrors and crystal chandeliers.

Celebrate in style
The estate houses the pretty church of St Giles, which is perfect for couples planning a religious ceremony.

Civil ceremonies can be hosted in a variety of settings, including the manor house and numerous spaces within the gardens. 

The neutrally-decorated Lotus Marquee has sparkling chandeliers, views of the Jurassic Coast and can comfortably seat 140 dinner guests for the wedding breakfast with room for more in the evening.

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Gileston Manor has seven exquisite guest suites, all individually themed and styled, including the bridal suite which was designed by David Emanuel. Additional accommodation can be found in the recently-renovated courtyard, luxury cottages and suites, providing accommodation for 40 people in total.

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