Marquee Wedding Venues
Marquee wedding venues offer flexible indoor-outdoor space for weddings of all sizes. Some venues have permanent marquees, while others provide outdoor space for temporary marquees, tipis or stretch tents. From country estates to hotels with extended reception space, marquee weddings give couples more flexibility over layouts, styling and catering.
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Rutland Hall Hotel
Wedding venue Rutland Hall Hotel, Rutland, offering lakeside views and flexible indoor and outdoor spaces.
Washingborough Hall Hotel
Country hotel Grade II listed Georgian manor house nestled within secluded, mature gardens, just a short distance from the historic city of Lincoln
Ridgeway Golf Club
A Caerphilly golf club wedding venue with a permanent marquee and in-house catering.
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Eastington Park
Historic Grade II listed house Eastington Park in Gloucestershire offering on-site accommodation and up to 250 evening guests.
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Elaine has 13 years of experience working with wedding venues, and advises many of the top hotel and venue brands on their wedding marketing. She has a deep understanding of statistics that can accurately predict the online popularity of a particular venue and she is happy to share that knowledge with wedding couples and venues.
Manor Hill House
Exclusive-use wedding house Manor Hill House in Worcestershire with flexible reception rooms, marquee and licensed outdoor spaces.
voco® Oxford Thames
Oxford hotel weddings at voco® Oxford Spires Hotel with positioned city access and flexible reception spaces.
Holmewood Hall
Country house wedding venue Holmewood Hall in Cambridgeshire with exclusive use and grand Victorian interiors.
Skylark County Venue
Country wedding venue Skylark Country Venue Northamptonshire with panoramic rural views and flexible indoor-outdoor spaces.
Talhenbont Hall
Country wedding venue Talhenbont Hall in Gwynedd, North Wales set on 100 acres of Welsh woodland.
Alrewas Hayes
Historic Grade II listed Queen Anne Country House and Estate, Alrewas Hayes has Exclusive-Use Weddings for up to 650 guests.
Deene Park
Outdoor wedding venue Deene Park, Northamptonshire, offering historic gardens, woodland and lakeside event sites.
Thornton Manor Country Estate
Tie the knot in splendour at Thornton Manor, a magnificent manor house wedding venue nestled amidst picturesque landscapes
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Ashridge House
Historic wedding venue Ashridge House, Hertfordshire, with historic halls, garden settings and flexible cultural wedding options.
Sewerby Hall and Gardens
East Yorkshire historic wedding venue Sewerby Hall and Gardens, clifftop sea views and gardens near Bridlington.
Bosworth Hall Hotel
Bosworth Hall Hotel & Spa, historic 17th-century wedding venue in Market Bosworth with gardens and versatile rooms.
Warbrook House
Country estate wedding venue Warbrook House in Hampshire with Grade I listed gardens and versatile indoor and marquee spaces.
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Grittleton House
Victorian manor Grittleton House in Wiltshire offering garden views and integrated prep and celebration spaces.
Eastwood Park House
Country house weddings at Eastwood Park Country House, South Gloucestershire, with flexible bespoke packages.
That Amazing Place
Essex historic manor house wedding venue with lawns, lake views and marquee space to 150 guests.
Easthampstead Park
Country mansion wedding venue Easthampstead Park in Wokingham, Berkshire with licensed ceremony spaces and historic character.
The Glass House
Modern wedding and events venue The Glass House in Springfield Park, Hackney with retractable skylights and garden courtyard access.
Farnham Castle
Farnham Castle is an exclusive-use castle wedding venue in Surrey, offering historic interiors, flexible ceremony spaces and on-site accommodation.
West Tower
Exclusive-use country house wedding venue West Tower in Lancashire with ballroom, gardens and on-site guest rooms.
Clearwell Castle
Castle wedding venue Clearwell Castle in Forest of Dean with exclusive use and 20 acres of grounds.
St Audries Park
Gothic manor estate venue St Audries Park in Somerset with exclusive house and grounds use and coastal park views.
Sedgebrook Hall
Hotel and wedding venue Sedgebrook Hall, Northamptonshire, with indoor and outdoor ceremony options on 13 acres of gardens.
Hunton Park Hotel
Historic Georgian mansion and garden estate, Hunton Park Hotel, Hertfordshire, with multiple licensed ceremony spaces.
Why choose a marquee wedding venue?
Marquee wedding venues are popular with couples looking for flexible indoor-outdoor space and more freedom over the style of their wedding. Some venues have permanent marquees within their grounds, while others offer outdoor space where couples can hire a marquee for the wedding reception.
Hotels and country estates may also use temporary marquees to extend dining or evening reception space, particularly for larger weddings. Marquee weddings are popular with couples wanting more flexibility over seating layouts, entertainment areas and catering styles that may not fit within a traditional indoor venue space.
Couples planning a temporary marquee setup may also want to explore wedding marquees and tipi suppliers, alongside land for hire and festival wedding venues with space for outdoor receptions.
What to consider when booking a marquee wedding venue
When comparing marquee wedding venues, couples should check whether the marquee is permanent, included within the venue hire or needs to be arranged separately. Some venues provide flooring, lighting, furniture and catering facilities, while others offer open grounds where couples can hire their own marquee and suppliers.
It is also important to consider guest capacity, parking, power supply, toilet facilities and wet weather options, particularly for outdoor receptions and temporary marquee setups.
Couples looking for a more formal garden setting may also want to explore orangery wedding venues, which combine natural light and outdoor views with a permanent indoor structure.
Marquee Wedding Venue FAQs
Not always. Some marquee wedding venues include a permanent marquee within the hire cost, while others only provide outdoor space where couples can arrange a marquee separately. Many venues can also recommend marquee suppliers they regularly work with.
Not necessarily. While marquee weddings can offer more flexibility, couples may need to budget separately for items such as flooring, generators, toilets, lighting and furniture depending on what the venue includes.
Yes, if the wedding venue is licensed for civil ceremonies and the marquee is included within that licence. If you are hiring private land or a field for your marquee wedding, you may need to hold the legal ceremony elsewhere before using the marquee for the reception or celebrations.
Some wedding venues have permanent marquees already installed within their grounds, often used for larger receptions. Other venues provide outdoor space where couples can hire temporary marquees, sailcloth marquees, stretch tents, tipis or yurts depending on the style of wedding and the size of the guest list.
Most professional wedding marquees are designed to handle typical British weather conditions, including rain and wind. Couples should still discuss wet weather plans with the venue, particularly for guest access, heating, parking and outdoor areas.
Some marquee wedding venues offer on-site accommodation within the main venue, while others may recommend nearby hotels, cottages or guest houses for wedding guests. Venues with larger outdoor space may also allow glamping tents, tipis or camping areas so guests can stay on-site after the reception.