Unwind at The Mere Golf Resort and Spa

Bride and groom at dusk beneath The Mere gate house
Credit: Clara Lou Photography

Nestled in the heart of undulating Cheshire countryside, while still conveniently just minutes from the motorway, The Mere Golf Resort and Spa provides a tranquil and picturesque setting. The venue was created on 150 acres of parkland in 1934 and its grounds offer a stunning backdrop for those all-important photos including views of the Mere Lake, historial Mere arch and the golf course.

Ceremonies and receptions are held in The James Braid Suite, which offers views over The Mere Lake. This spacious room can host 550 guests and comes complete with its own private entrance, exclusive reception area and bars. The Riley Room can welcome 350 for your vows and is home to 60 unique pieces of artwork by local artist Harold Riley. Alternatively for you celebrations, there's The George Duncan Suite, which offers a private entrance, lounge area and separate bar. It can accommodate 120 of your nearest and dearest.

As the newlyweds, you're offered the Queen Suite complimentary for your wedding night.

What's more, the venues is currently offering a very special Couples Winter Escape Package.

Join The Mere for a special date night and enjoy:

  • An overnight stay with chocolates and a bottle of Prosecco in your room.
  • Dinner in Browns Restaurant.
  • Full English breakfast the following morning.

From £199 Per room - Sunday - Friday

From £270 per room - Saturday

Terms and conditions apply.

Offer ends 20th March.

Check out https://themereresort.co.uk/special-offers/couples-winter-escape

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