Intimate wedding packages at Ye Old Bell Hotel & Spa

Exterior shot of Yorkshire wedding venue Ye Old Bell Hotel & Spa in snow.

Quintessentially English wedding venue Ye Olde Bell has created its Fifteen Love wedding package, for those getting married during the pandemic. The new offering (costing £1,500) provides an intimate wedding for 15 close family and friends, in a choice of beautiful suites, opulent rooms or in the fairytale Oak Pavilion, found in the gardens.

The package includes bubbles for toasting and a fabulous three-course wedding breakfast prepared by the venue's award-winning chefs, with wine. The newlyweds can also stay overnight and enjoy breakfast the following morning.

Dating back to the 17th century, Ye Olde Bell Hotel & Spa combines the traditional with the contemporary, creating an utterly romantic setting, whatever the season. The multi-million-pound spa sits adjacent to the hotel, providing the perfect spot for pre- or post-wedding relaxation.

Find out more at www.yeoldebell-hotel.co.uk

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