Nelson Hotels & Inns is set to launch its fifth venue, The Manor at Greasby

The Manor at Greasby concept drawing

Cheshire-based Nelson Hotels & Inns is set to launch its fifth venue, The Manor at Greasby, which will boast a beautifully-appointed wedding and events barn. The venue design combines historical character with contemporary sophistication creating a romantic, elegant space oozing rustic charm with exposed brickwork, antique mirror finishing and an understated palette.

The Barn at the Manor is set to be the ultimate destination for countryside weddings in the region. Framed with timber and illuminated by beautiful beaded chandeliers, the venue will cater for up to 80 guest for seated wedding breakfasts, with more informal nuptials accommodating up to 100 event guests.

Bespoke wedding packages are available allowing you to tailor make your celebration to your exact requirements. From the traditional reception with all amenities included, to afternoon tea and twilight wedding options, the venue will offer something to suit all tastes. Choose from an array of delicious options from expertly-crafted menus, including potted chicken and wild mushroom mille-feuille, braised Conwy Valley beef, pork belly and cheek, salted caramel panna cotta, vanilla cheesecake popsicles and white chocolate raspberry domes.

The luxury space will be fully self-contained with its own separate entrance and private bar for drinks receptions, while the picturesque courtyard will provide a beautiful backdrop for for enjoying drinks and canapés.

The Barn will be unveiled in the winter and will be available to book from 1st December onwards. For further information keep an eye on https://nelsonhotels.co.uk

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