The Plough Inn dates back more than 500 years

Bride and groom embracing underneath The Plough Inn sign
Credit: www.adambirdweddings.co.uk

THE PLOUGH INN
01260 280 207 | www.theploughinncheshire.com

FIRST IMPRESSIONS
Dating back more than 500 years, The Plough Inn began life as a small farm and coaching inn. The history of the Oak Barn meanwhile can be traced back as far as the 13th century and was moved to its current site from Wales. The Barn has been beautifully restored throughout the years to create an idyllic ambience, excellent catering and a great mix of space.

CEREMONIES TO CELEBRATIONS
Ceremonies take place in the Old Oak Barn with space for 85 loved ones. The original oak beams offer the perfect frame for such a special moment.

During your drinks reception, guests can enjoy drinks and canapés either in the wedding garden or purpose-built orangery. So, no matter the weather you’ll have a welcoming environment in which to make the most of the time spent with your nearest and dearest. The Barn is also home to receptions, so while you’re sipping on bubbly and chatting, the venue’s dedicated team will be busy transforming it ready for your wedding breakfast for 115 guests.

Evening capacity is also 115, but this can be increased by adding a marquee extension onto the side of the building.

A PLACE TO REST YOUR HEAD
The venue offers 17 quiet, contemporary bedrooms including double, twin and family rooms for you and your guests.

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