Wedding show announced at Yorkshire Heart Vineyard

Marquee wedding at Yorkshire Heart Vineyard with love letters

Yorkshire Heart Vineyard provides an idyllic rural wedding location between York and Harrogate, in which couples can celebrate in style with fantastic views. The family-run vineyard and brewery near the village of Nun Monkton is a beautiful spot for a marquee set amongst 22,000 vines. Operated by renowned wedding specialists Louisianna's Weddings, the vineyard offers a five-day hire of the site, allowing couples the freedom to create their dream day using their own suppliers, or from Louisianna's extensive list of the county's most sought-after companies.

Bringing an idyllic Mediterranean-style vineyard to the heart of North Yorkshire, you can now experience this stunning wedding venue for yourself! On Saturday 8th and Sunday 9th May, 2021, from 11am to 3pm, it will be hosting its very first wedding fair – and it's completely free.

As well as showcasing Yorkshire Heart Vineyard in all its glory, with Florida Marquees' amazing celeste marquee it will also be bringing many of the regions' top wedding suppliers together, making this wedding fair a one-stop shop for all your wedding needs.

For more information, contact: Louisianna's Weddings | weddings@louisiannas.com | 01904 379 177

www.louisiannasweddings.co.uk/yorkshire-heart-vineyard
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