If I had to choose a theme that describes this stunning wedding at Bignor Park, I would have to say British Countryside wedding with an Italian feel.

A West Sussex Wedding At Bignor Park

In the mid fourteenth century Binor Park was part of the extensive grounds belonging to the Earls of Arundel. It was used for hunting purpose as deer were ten Earls preferred prey. However in 1584 the estate was purchased by Richard Pellatt of Steyning. He buily a home there converting what was a hunting ground into a home with palatial gardens and extensive woodlands. What survives are the two finials at the West end of the gardens. The property was passed by will down generations until it was disposed of in 1712 to Nicholas Turner.

Interestingly enough for lovers of poetry, the renowned poet ( esteemed novelist) Charlotte Turner Smith (1749-1806) grew upon at the home at Bignor Park. It prided the setting for many of her most famous works.

Today Bignor Park is one of the most sought-after wedding venues in the country. It is also extremely popular as a corporate function venue. The rural nature of the surroundings is perfect as an elegant escape from humdrum city life.

Weddings at Bignor Park provide everything that might be wised from a venue. The venue itself can be tailored to meet the highest of expectations. It is an incredibly versatile destination – and the staff and management will ensure that our unique vision of that special wedding is realised.

The Wonders Of A Bignor Park Wedding

The venue is family-owned and operated – meaning that you are assured of personal attention at all times – and its exclusivity is one of the attractions. Only 12 couples will tie the knot there each year. Guests are pampered in the style that any wedding couple would wish.

Eliminating stress is part of the Bignor Park ethos. The staff is dedicated to making dream weddings a reality. They are free to focus on the bridal couple and their guests due to the spacing of the events. Marquees and tents are part and parcel of the receptions that are hosted at this wonderful estate they can be arranged (given at least two days’ notice) for those who want a truly wonderful outdoor ceremony and reception. The attention from the dedicated wedding staff at In the mid fourteenth century Binor Park was part of the extensive grounds belonging to the Earls of Arundel. It was used for hunting purpose as deer were ten Earls preferred prey. However in 1584 the estate was purchased by Richard Pellatt of Steyning. He built a home there converting what was a hunting ground into a home with palatial gardens and extensive woodlands. What survives are the two finials at the West end of the gardens. The property was passed by will down generations until it was disposed of in 1712 to Nicholas Turner.

For example, the staff at Bignor Park understand that weddings can be stressful and they go out of their way to provide the wedding couple with all the time they need to inspect the premises and liaise with the wedding organisers to ensure that the wedding is an occasion to remember.

The venue is suitable for any season and furry four-legged friends are welcome.

There are two pricing tiers for weddings at Bignor Park. These are tiers are dependant on the choice between the Stables or the Marquee at the Croquet Lawn.

Suppliers

Venue: Bignor Park
Florist: The Floral Artisan
Band: Capitale
Food: Kalm Kitchen
Marquee: Southdowns Marquees
Event Styling: Toast