Hire a whole converted barn for your wedding weekend – exposed beams, long tables and a relaxed, rustic feel, with bedrooms for your closest guests and nobody else booked in.
We’re adding more wedding venues here. Venues showing Wedding Licence or Wedding Receptions host weddings today; for the others, send us an enquiry and we’ll check with the owner.
North · Driffield
Sleeps 16 · 8 bedrooms · 8 bathrooms · Converted barn
Willow Manor is a contemporary manor house and converted stable set within the peaceful Yorkshire countryside. Ideal for groups of up to 16 guests, the estate offers flexibility, comfort…
Wales · Holyhead
Sleeps 28 · 14 bedrooms · 13 bathrooms · Converted barn
Overlooking Borth Wen Bay, with sweeping views across the Irish Sea and Snowdonia, Bayview Manor offers an exceptional coastal escape for groups seeking space, comfort, and connection…
East · Ipswich
Sleeps 22 · 8 bedrooms · 5 bathrooms · Converted barn
Horse Shoe Barn is a beautifully restored 16th-century Grade II-listed barn set in the heart of the Suffolk countryside. Combining historic character with modern comfort, this charming…
South West · Taunton
Sleeps 15 - 17 · 7 bedrooms · 5 bathrooms · Converted barn
Experience refined luxury at Burrow Barn, a historic cottage dating back to 1564 that has recently undergone a complete renovation from top to bottom. Beaming with a wealth of heritage and…
North · Burton Agnes
Sleeps 14 - 18 · 5 bedrooms · 4 bathrooms · Converted barn
Formerly a Victorian granary and railway warehouse, Barley House is an appropriately named and converted property, perfect for retreats, family and friends get togethers and smaller…
Midlands & Peak District · Corley Moor
Sleeps 10 · 4 bedrooms · 2 bathrooms · Converted barn
Allow us to introduce you to Buttercup Barn – a magnificent country house situated in the heart of Warwickshire countryside which can comfortably accommodate up to 10 guests. This venue is…
South East · Saxmundham
Sleeps 12 · 6 bedrooms · 8 bathrooms · Converted barn
Welcome to Robin Cottage, a beautiful pet-friendly cottage located near Cambridge, the ideal location to switch off and disconnect from the rush of the work life. Surrounded by its own moat…
South East · Saxmundham
Sleeps 12 · 6 bedrooms · 6 bathrooms · Converted barn
Welcome to the stunning Starling Farmhouse, a pretty pink rustic venue located in the beautiful British countryside. This venue welcomes yoga retreats, corporate events, family holidays…
A barn wedding feels relaxed and personal. High ceilings, exposed beams and open-plan spaces suit long tables, festoon lights and a dance floor, and the countryside setting gives you fields and gardens for drinks and photos. Hiring the whole barn means it is your home for the weekend, not a venue you share with another wedding.
We have eight barns to choose from, including Bayview Manor in Holyhead, Horse Shoe Barn in Ipswich and Barley House in Burton Agnes, and we are adding more barns that host weddings.
Exclusive use means the barn, its bedrooms and its outside space are booked only for you. That usually includes the kitchen and dining areas, the living spaces, the gardens and terraces, and extras such as hot tubs or games rooms where the barn has them. Many couples enjoy the freedom to bring in their own caterer or keep the celebration informal.
Some converted barns hold a wedding licence, so you can marry on site. Others suit a ceremony at a nearby church or register office, followed by the celebration at the barn. Each venue page shows what is possible, and venues showing Wedding Licence or Wedding Receptions host weddings today.
Our barns sleep between 10 and 28 people. Converted barns are often ideal for small and mid-sized weddings, where the closest family and friends stay together. Extra guests can usually join for the day and evening and stay nearby – our team will confirm the numbers for each barn.
Think about how you want the day to flow. A barn with one large open room keeps everyone together for dinner and dancing, while one with gardens or a courtyard gives space for drinks outside. Check the kitchen if you plan to use a caterer, and ask about music and finishing times. Our team can help you shortlist the barns that suit your plans.
Barns are a blank canvas that suits almost any style. Long trestle tables, wildflowers in jars and strings of festoon lights give a relaxed, rustic feel, while candles, linen and greenery hanging from the beams can make the same space feel elegant. Many couples use the courtyard or garden for drinks and lawn games, then move inside for dinner and dancing as the light fades. Ask your venue about rules on candles, fixings to beams and confetti before you plan the details.
Most couples book a barn from Friday to Sunday. Friday is for arriving, unpacking and a relaxed welcome dinner or barbecue with the people staying. Saturday is the wedding itself, with time in the morning for hair and make-up without anyone having to travel. Sunday brings a slow breakfast or brunch, a walk, perhaps a dip in the hot tub, and the chance to relive the day together before everyone heads home.
Having everyone under one roof also makes the practical side simpler: suppliers know where to come, the wedding party is never far away, and there is no rush to leave at the end of the night. Our team can help you plan the timings and point you to suppliers who know the venue.
Prices depend on the barn, the season, the day of the week and how many nights you stay. Summer weekends book up first, while spring, autumn and midweek dates are easier to find and often cheaper. Many couples book 12 to 24 months ahead – enter your dates above to see which barns are free.
It depends on the barn, the season and how many nights you book. One price covers the whole venue and its bedrooms, which many couples find good value for a relaxed wedding weekend.
Yes, where the barn has a wedding licence. Otherwise you can marry nearby and celebrate at the barn. Each venue page explains what is possible.
Our converted barns sleep from 10 to 28 guests. Use the Sleeps filter in the search bar to see the barns that fit your group.
Many barns let you choose your own caterer and suppliers, within their house rules. Ask our team and we will confirm for the barn you like.
Yes. A barn with fires, candles and fairy lights makes a cosy winter wedding, and off-season dates are easier to find.
Converted barns are usually heated, and many have wood burners or log fires. Ask about heating for any outdoor spaces or marquees if you plan an autumn or winter wedding.
Tell us your dates and group – our team can check options for you.
