New ceremony barn for Hornington!

The historic Grade II listed Hornington Manor, welcomes a stunning new addition to their magical North Yorkshire venue – a beautiful Oak framed ceremony barn. Built in conjunction with Yorkshire Oak Frames, the barn features a vaulted ceiling with incredible whalebone, oak framed arches. The barn began life as home to newborn spring lambs at Hornington’s farm, now stylishly converted to welcome the birth of new love stories, offering a characterful and unforgettable setting to wedding couples starting a lifetime of happiness together

new oak framed barn interior with chairs set up for wedding

Claire Baker, General Manager, said; "We're so excited for this launch, every element has been carefully chosen and considered, from exposing the beautiful stonework of the original barn to the addition of statement lighting – each detail perfectly blends the old with the new. The contemporary yet timeless styling, creates a spectacular backdrop for our wedding ceremonies at Hornington Manor."

A warm Yorkshire welcome awaits couples looking for the perfect rural venue. Let the team at Hornington show you around the estate with everything it has to offer. Hornington Manor encompasses 19 beautifully appointed ensuite bedrooms set within The Manor House, The Old Servant Quarters, The Stables, The West Wing and The Lodge. In addition, eight stunning individually designed shepherd huts. All with exclusive use for wedding celebrations.

Website: www.horningtonmanor.co.uk

Hornington Manor, Oxton Lane, Bolton Percy, York, YO23 7AX

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