Bryngarw House has a romantic history dating back to the 15th century

Bryngarw House exterior
Credit: Nick Murray Photography

Bryngarw House, CF32 8UU
01656 729 009 | www.bryngarwhouse.com

Bryngarw House dates back to the 15th century, and it is believed that in 1775, a gentleman named John Popkin gave the house and its grounds to his sister Frances as a wedding present. A symbol of love from the very start, the owners are proud to have transformed Bryngarw House into a beautiful wedding venue almost 250 years later.

Located in the heart of Bryngarw Country Park, there are an array of photo opportunities available, including the golden meadows, never-ending woodland, and the iconic ornamental bridge in the stunning oriental garden.

Celebrate in style
The Traherne Suite is a French antique-style ceremony room flooded with natural light from the floor-to-ceiling windows that can comfortably accommodate 100 of your guests for the ceremony.

Your guests can then enjoy a drinks reception and delectable canapés in the conservatory, on the patio, or across the lawn, depending on the weather.

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When you tie the knot at Bryngarw House, you will receive complimentary use of two modern dressing rooms on the morning of the wedding and the Honeymoon Suite that evening.

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