Check out Talhenbont Hall's three-day wedding package

Exterior of Talhenbont Hall in North Wales
Credit: Love Clic Photography

If you're not looking to wait the standard 18 months to two years to tie the knot, help is on hand at the gorgeous Talhenbont Hall in North Wales. The venue's three-day wedding celebration package is currently available exclusively for all remaining dates in 2023, February 2024 and March 2024, and is priced at £14,999.

The package includes all the essentials across your three-day hire of the venue including a bar night before the wedding in the beautiful Coach House. Everyone will be well fed and watered as the price includes a food and drinks package for 70 guests with a glass of prosecco for the drinks reception, a glass of house white for the wedding breakfast, and a further glass of prosecco for the toasts; a three-course wedding breakfast (from menu one); and evening food from the hot batch menu.

As you'll be enjoying the venue for three days, there is of course somewhere to rest your heads. The Elizabethan manor sleeps 10 people for the night before and the night of your wedding. You'll check in at 3pm the day before and check out at the same time the day after, so there's no need to rush off, which is good as a lie in may well be in order!

Find out more at www.talhenbonthall.co.uk, or get in touch via enquiries@talhenbonthall.co.uk

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