Get married at the Grade II listed Cilwendeg Mansion

Cilwendeg Mansion is a Georgian Grade II listed venue in Pembrokeshire. It has a rich history and welcomed many famous visitors, including Sir Winston Churchill. It boasts a light and airy interior, with large pillars, grand Edwardian windows and a stone balcony. Set in acres of levelled lawns, parkland and woodland, couples will have endless opportunities for those all-important photographs.

Lovebirds can get married in the Classic Hall, which boasts two fireplaces, wooden floors and is capable of holding 120 guests for the ceremony and 80 for the reception.

The Drawing Room, with its large windows, French doors and direct access to the beautiful gardens, is also available. It can hold 70 friends and family for the service and 48 for the evening celebration.

The Dining Room can accommodate 60 loved ones for the vows and wedding breakfast.

The Billiard Room has a tiled floor, glass lanterns and room for 60 nearest and dearest for the ceremony and 40 for the meal.

The Library, Morning Room, West Glasshouse and East Glasshouse are also available for the vows, with maximum capacities of 10, 20, 60 and 10, respectively.

Couples can get married under the stone pillars or Port Cochere, each with space for 250 partygoers.

Newlyweds will have exclusive use of the venue throughout the day and accommodation for the bridal party the night before the wedding with a luxurious champagne breakfast.

To find out more visit www.cilwendeg.com