Urban-luxe meets rural beauty at Swynford Manor, a surprising and delightfully different wedding venue situated near the city of Cambridge.
Beautiful countryside and immaculate green grounds surround Swynford Manor, and as you walk through its doors, you'll be enveloped in luxury.
What makes Swynford Manor a unique wedding venue?
From the Bridal Preparation Room to the Garden Room and the terrace, you'll have exclusive access to this refined venue – and who doesn't want to play lord and lady of the manor on their special day?
What is a typical wedding like at Swynford Manor?
Swynford Manor is full of wonderful surprises. Off the magnificent monochrome entrance hall you'll find the Study and the Drawing Room, flexible spaces you can use as you wish. The Study is perfect for ceremonies and can accommodate up to 100.
The prime reception space, with room for 50-150 guests, is the Garden Room. Imagine windows for walls, a sparkling checkerboard dancefloor, huge velvet wingback chairs, lights adorned with metallic tassels, and beams that juxtapose contemporary design with the manor's historic, country roots. From here you'll look out on the stunning grounds – why not invite your guests to spill out into the sunshine?
What Wedding Packages does Swynford Manor offer?
Prices at Swynford Manor are dependent on the day of the week and the time of year. You can find more information by visiting https://swynfordmanor.com/.
What Extra facilities does Swynford Manor have to assist couples to have the perfect day?
There's plenty of space to stay at Swynford Manor too with 13 rooms including the Bridal Suite, which is situated at the top of its own staircase. The suites have striking copper baths, beautiful black carved fireplaces, and huge beds. This is a wedding destination everyone will enjoy.
Where is Swynford Manor located?
Just 20 minutes from Cambridge, Swynford Manor was built in the 1800s and boasts a rich history. Lord Byron was known to stay in the summer, sitting beneath one of the grounds' trees to write, and King Charles II held his 12-mile horse race on the lane outside.
