Flimwell Park, Ticehurst

Flimwell Park is a woodland wedding venue set amidst 46 acres of an ancient verdant park nestled in the lush countryside of Flimwell, East Sussex. This idyllic setting was designed by architect Steven Johnson and uses on-site solar power to generate its festivities. Couples seeking an eco-friendly wedding immersed in nature will love the values and integrity this venue displays. Facilities and Capacity Flimwell Park offers its rustic focal building, described as a wooden cathedral, where couples can host their romantic celebration. Featuring a double-storey apex roof and a glass-panelled wall, this space fills with natural light during the day. The venue's backdrop is a natural wooden blank canvas where you and your loved ones can take in the grandeur, elegance, and romance of this beautiful setting. Offering exclusive use of this private haven, couples can invite up to 150 loved ones to witness their milestone. If you'd like a traditional religious ceremony, St Augustine Church is just a short walk along the road. You and your guests can enjoy canapes and bubbly on the terrace before wandering the verdurous grounds to find gorgeous photo opportunities at every turn. With ample room for a dance floor and live music facilities, you can enjoy an exuberant evening reception late into the night. When your magical day comes to an end, you and more than 20 guests can retire to the luxurious accommodation provided on-site. Services Offered The team at Flimwell Park are experienced wedding hosts and would be honoured to welcome you to their blissful venue. They offer a selection of packages so you can find the best service for your special day. The green Michelin-starred restaurant will work closely with you to design phenomenal menus worthy of your celebration. A professional wedding coordinator will guide you through the planning process so you can enjoy a personalised and stress-free experience. Couples are welcome to customise the venue to bring their vision to life for their momentous occasion. Photography by shootlab.co.uk and www.petebartlett.com