Civil Ceremony Venues

Choose between two civil ceremony venues in Buckinghamshire: The Pavilion and The Garden Gazebo

The Pavilion, set in 26 acres of Buckinghamshire countryside, offers a choice of two civil ceremony venues. The Garden Gazebo is an ideal outdoor civil ceremony venue during the summer, or the Pavilion room, with its panoramic views of the grounds and the golf course, for an indoor civil ceremony. Both of these civil ceremony venues in Buckinghamshire offer a unique setting where you can be assured of an unforgettable marriage ceremony.

The Garden Gazebo at the Pavilion is one of the only outdoor wedding venues in Buckinghamshire and is licensed for civil ceremonies, offering a tranquil and unique setting overlooking the picturesque grounds. The spacious terrace, facing the Garden Gazebo outside the Pavilion, can accommodate up to 130 guests comfortably but is equally suitable as a smaller, more intimate civil ceremony venue. If you are concerned about the weather, then we urge you not to let it stand in the way of having your dream wedding. We keep a close eye on the weather and offer the Pavilion as an indoor option.

The Pavilion is another perfect choice for civil ceremonies and wedding receptions. The air-conditioned room comes complete with French doors which open directly onto the terrace, and offers panoramic views of the landscaped grounds. The Pavilion venue can accommodate up to 130 guests comfortably, making it one of the largest civil ceremony venues in Buckinghamshire. Following the wedding ceremony in either of the civil ceremony venues, the main Pavilion will be seamlessly turned-around in preparation for your wedding reception, whilst your guests enjoy a welcome drink on the terrace.

4 Things worth keeping in mind when considering Civil Ceremony Venues

• A civil ceremony at a wedding venue is a legally approved marriage ceremony that contains no religious aspects.
• Venues, that are licensed, can perform a civil ceremony after 8am and before 6pm.
• The couple must contact the local register office at least 15 days before the wedding to give notice of marriage. This will provide the registrar with the authority to proceed with the marriage in a civil ceremony at the venue.
• The Bride and Groom must bring at least two people to the civil ceremony who are prepared to witness the marriage and sign the register at the venue.