There's luxury for less at Grosvenor Pulford Hotel & Spa in Chester

Bride and groom kiss in the grounds of grosvenor pulford chester bridge in background
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If you’re planning an intimate winter wedding, let the Grosvenor Pulford Hotel & Spa play host to your dream day as you take advantage of its new Luxury For Less package for early 2024.

Picture your big day at this Chester wedding venue and enjoy fantastic savings in January and February 2024.

For just £4,500 based on 50 day and 80 evening guests this new package includes:

  • full drinks package (welcome drink, one drink with meal and toast drink per guest),
  • three course wedding breakfast plus coffee for your day guests, buffet for evening guests,
  • dedicated wedding coordinator, master of ceremonies, resident DJ,
  • red carpet arrival,
  • personalised table plans and menus,
  • cake base and knife,
  • chair covers and organza bows or Chivari chairs,
  • table mirrors and decorative centrepieces,
  • top table and cake table organza swag,
  • complimentary civil ceremony room hire (usually £595),
  • complimentary light-up love letters (usually £110),
  • complimentary superior bedroom for the newlyweds.
Terms and conditions apply. Get in touch to find out more at 01244 570 560 or via weddings@grosvenorpulfordhotel.co.uk. Also, check out www.grosvenorpulfordhotel.co.uk

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