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Bath Spa Uni’s Idyllic Grounds Licensed For Weddings

Tuesday 23rd June 2015 Bath Echo News Team News Headlines

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Bath Spa University is now a licensed venue for marriages and civil ceremonies, with various spaces available for hire, including a Grade I listed manor house and a lakeside garden temple.

Set in picturesque parkland designed by Capability Brown, the University’s grounds feature historic listed buildings, a nature reserve, a lake, woods and fields.

It is a truly stunning location and hosted its first ever wedding in May 2015 and is now fully open for bookings.

The estate, called Newton Park, is located in the rolling countryside of Somerset, four miles west of the historic city of Bath, known for its natural hot springs and 18th century Georgian architecture.

The venue is well equipped with a variety of different buildings, rooms, accommodation and outdoor spaces to cater for a range of different sized weddings.

The impressive Main House manor building features a cantilevered staircase that is lit from an etched, glazed dome providing the ideal backdrop for a wedding party to descend before their ceremony in one of the rooms which can cater for groups between 10 and 50 guests.

There is an option to have the ceremony at a garden temple overlooking the lake, at a stunning 13th tower called the ‘Castle’ which remains of a fortified manor house, or outside in the picturesque Italian gardens.

Other spaces available for hire for those looking for something different include a state-of-the-art TV studio, amphitheatre, and gatehouse built in the early 15th century as part of a medieval manor house.

For larger weddings or those wanting to put on a show, the University Theatre holds up to 200 guests or the brand new Commons building can cater for between 20 and 300 guests.

Professor Christina Slade, Vice-Chancellor at Bath Spa University said: “Bath Spa University prides itself on its location. I am delighted that we are now able to welcome the public into our magnificent grounds.

“Our buildings and rooms are fine examples of the Georgian age. We look forward to sharing this with couples on their wedding day.”

For more information about venue hire at Bath Spa University or to make a booking, email [email protected] or visit www.bathspavenues.com  

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