We love Yorkshire wedding venue The Parsonage Hotel & Spa

What can you expect?
Situated just six miles from York, this idyllic Yorkshire wedding venue stands in three acres of beautiful gardens and enchanting woodland. Built in the early 1840s, this wow-factor historic venue creates a romantic place for weddings. Inside, couples will find it retains many of its original features, while modern touches provide added luxury.

Time to celebrate!
The Castania (110 guests) is where wedding ceremonies are held. The half-conservatory room allows glorious vistas of the grounds. Parties then move to the Crystal Suite (150 guests) to eat, drink and be merry against a backdrop of panoramic views from its two fully glazed walls.

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When the party's over, couples can retire to their complimentary bridal suite for the night.

The Parsonage Hotel & Spa | 01904 728 111 | www.parsonagehotel.co.uk

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