Win a dream wedding in the heart of the Yorkshire Dales

Bride and groom seen kissing through the arched stone doorway of Bolton Abbey

The Devonshire Hotels and Restaurants Group is offering one lucky couple the chance to win a wedding worth over £12,000 thanks to their newest competition.

Nestled in the glorious surroundings of the Yorkshire Dales, the Bolton Abbey Estate is the perfect choice for those seeking an English country wedding, with a selection of unforgettable properties offering truly magical experiences.

The winning couple will receive a full wedding experience for up to 50 guests at either The Devonshire Fell or the Devonshire Arms Hotel and Spa, with packages at both venues including all the extras: from reception drinks, wedding breakfast and evening food to a DJ and flowers.

The Devonshire Fell is the perfect choice for those wanting their day to be somewhat of a fairytale, with its Edwardian architecture and impressive décor offering all the romance and drama of a classic English novel.

Meanwhile, The Devonshire Arms Hotel & Spa offers country house character and stunning scenery overlooking the River Wharfe and Beasley Beacon, making it a true reflection of the beauty of the Yorkshire Dales.

Richard Palmer, Managing Director at Devonshire Hotels, said: “We’re thrilled to be able to offer one lucky couple the chance to win their dream wedding at the heart of our spectacular estate.

“We pride ourselves on the beautiful surroundings, locally-sourced food and thoughtful service on offer at both venues, which goes hand in hand with their breathtaking scenery to create the most magical experience.

“We look forward to welcoming the lucky couple, and all of our 2024 brides and grooms, to experience everything the Bolton Abbey Estate has to offer.”

To enter, CLICK HERE and compete the online entry form by 20 March 2024. The winner will be announced on the 24 March.

Couples can also attend open days at both venues throughout March, with The Devonshire Fell hosting an open event on 23rd March and The Devonshire Arms Hotel & Spa on the 24th March, both of which are set to showcase the incredible wedding packages on offer.

To find out more about either venue, check out https://devonshirehotels.co.uk/devonshire-fell-burnsall or https://devonshirehotels.co.uk/devonshire-arms-hotel-spa

Alternatively, to register for an open day, click The Devonshire Fell or The Devonshire Arms Hotel & Spa

Interior of Bolton Abbey function room set up for a wedding
exterior of bolton abbey ruin with river in foreground

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