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Your Fairytale Awaits Your Fairytale Awaits... www.cavecastlehotel.com Wedding Brochure 2019 Photograph kindly supplied by Stephen Armishaw Photography W Welcome Our stunning fairytale Castle is set among the most divine landscape. Cave Castle is blessed with unique character which ensures your entire day is the most special it could possibly be. Whether you are planning an intimate wedding reception or an exceptional after party, Cave Castle is the idyllic country retreat for the most amazing fantasy W wedding you could ever have dreamed of. “ We held our wedding on the 10th December and it was absolutely faultless! Our wedding planner was exceptional and kept us both calm. Nothing was too much trouble and Michael the toast master was well worth his weight in gold and made the day go to plan. “ Bar staff/waiters were fab too and made our time there ever better with their great service and humour Our guests said it was the best Photograph kindly supplied by wedding ever! Andrew Crozier - Insight Photography The Experience Preparing for your wedding is undoubtedly one of the most exciting (and for some, daunting) times of your lives. Bridesmaids, Best Men, Groomsmen, Guests, Themes, Colours, Photographs, Flowers, Decor, Cakes, Favours, Gifts, lists….lists… lists, all apparently endless and we haven’t even mentioned the dress! We know your wedding day will be one of the most special events in your life and our team of experts are able to offer invaluable advice from the very early stages of planning and throughout, meaning you can relax and trust that your wedding will be all that you had hoped for! Our team invite you to experience all that Cave Castle has to offer. EWe look forward to arranging your visit! “ Not only is it a beautiful setting for a wedding, we were really happy with the location and were impressed by the staff from the start. As we were organising the wedding from a distance, we were pleased that a lot of the details were able to be organised via e-mail. We also found that they were happy to be flexible with their packages to make our day exactly what we wanted. Most of our immediate family stayed for 2 nights with us at Cave Castle Hotel, meaning we got to taste the table d’hôte menu in the restaurant the night before the wedding. There were 16 of us and we all had lovely meals. Likewise, the food served during our wedding reception was beautiful, with lots of compliments from our guests saying how much they were enjoying the food (and the day of course)! I couldn’t possibly list every positive“ part of our experience as I’d go on forever, but our day ran so smoothly, with extremely attentive and helpful staff at every part of the day. Thank you for everything - we had the Venue Styling & Flowers by The Floral Lounge best wedding day ever! Photograph kindly supplied by Stephen Armishaw Photography B The Balmoral The Balmoral Suite was the original ballroom of the Castle, perfect for your ceremony, wedding breakfast and evening celebrations. South facing with an abundance of natural light, access to the terrace and overlooking the our beautiful lake and lawns. This suite can accommodate up to 100 guests for a formal wedding Bbreakfast and 150 for an evening buffet. The Sandringham This elegant suite situated at the heart of the Castle is packed with character making it the perfect venue for your ceremony and wedding reception. Originally the courtyard of the Castle, it still retains some of the exterior arches and walls and can cater for up to 150 guests for a Swedding breakfast and 200 guests for an evening buffet. “ From the very first second of arriving the staff were fantastic, both friendly and couldn’t do enough to help. The venue is superb and I wouldn’t change it for the world. So happy to have chosen Cave Castle to celebrate my marriage and the pictures back this up too. The food is phenomenal, and I advise “ you do not eat 4 days prior as you get so so much for such a reasonable cost. Looking forward to spending our first anniversary back Venue Styling by The Floral Lounge Photograph kindly supplied by Stephen Armishaw Photography at Cave Castle next year already. Flowers by The Floral Lounge C The Civil Ceremony We are delighted to offer facilities for civil ceremonies at Cave Castle. All of our suites are fully licensed which enables us to accommodate weddings for up to 200 guests providing you with the convenience of holding the entire celebration all under one roof. The ceremony will be conducted by registrars in your chosen suite. When booking your ceremony with us you would also need to contact the East Riding of Yorkshire Registrar on 01482 393600. (Please note, their fee is a separate item which you should arrange Cdirectly with the registrars office) The Accommodation Here at Cave Castle we have 71 en-suite bedrooms available at a reduced rate to your wedding guests. Your guests are welcome to treat themselves to a stay in our beautiful rooms, giving them the chance to make the most of your special day and celebrate until the early hours. Of course, if you wish to spend the night of your wedding with us, one of our bridal suites is available to you with our compliments. Our rooms have everything you and your guests could need to relax Aafter a magical day. “ We stayed overnight for our 1st wedding anniversary, the staff were very friendly and helpful. Had a wonderful meal in the “ restaurant and really enjoyed the pool and other amenities. We will definitely recommend it to our friends and family and will certainly Photograph kindly supplied by Stephen Armishaw Photography stay again. “ We had a wonderful weekend in Cave Castle, which from the first sight is very impressive, especially for a foreign traveller looking for history and culture. As you go through the arched stone gateway into the grounds you pass a beautiful lake and further on you see the golf course... A perfect setting for the Castle and Spa Hotel. Once booked in we were shown up to our fabulous four poster bedroom! This hotel sure“ knows how to set a scene, from the suits of armour in reception, wooden panelled charming dining room to the modern swimming pool and spa, what a perfect setting for a wedding . The staff were delightful and the a la carte food superb. Photograph kindly supplied by Stephen Armishaw Photography The Grounds Our Georgian house has a timeless elegance that embraces celebrations exuding warmth and character that is complimented by four acres of glorious gardens, beautiful meadow, original turrets, a stone gatehouse, manicured lawns and a wonderful lake. The stunning grounds that come with a Cave Castle wedding make for Gthe most breathtaking photographic opportunities. The Wedding Breakfast Our talented, award winning chefs pay particular attention to our menus and have put together a selection of packages to include some of our most popular dishes using the very best ingredients and locally sourced produce. With some many tantalising options available, your guests are guaranteed a mouth watering experience from your reception canapés right through to your evening buffet. To ensure that your party receive the best and most efficient service, we ask you to choose the same menu for all of your party. From your selected menu you would select one starter, one main course and one sweet. For guests with special dietary requirements we will be happy to arrange suitable menus for them. We would naturally be delighted to discuss your choice with you and offer advice if needed. WPlease see enclosed insert for our latest menu options. “ From the very first call to inquire about staying in the hotel, to checking out and paying the bill, the service from all those who work at Cave Castle, is first class. The hotel itself is brilliant, ticking all the boxes for a family break. Beautiful gardens to explore, run wild in and play hide and seek in along with friendly and consistently hungry geese and ducks to feed and one of the most gorgeous and relaxing pools to swim in. The food was impressive (during our 3 “ day stay we enjoyed breakfast, lunch and dinner) and again delivered by an impressive team of staff, who made our 5 and 6 year old feel as welcome as they made me and my husband. I hope we return soon. The Relaxation Guests staying at Cave Castle are welcome to enjoy our luxurious health club, spa and fine dining facilities. We have a wide range of fitness equipment as well as a sauna, steam room and swimming pool to help you to relax and unwind before & after your wedding day. Guests are also invited to our informal Courtyard Bistro where they Rcan enjoy a range of delicious foods and drinks. The Princess Menu 2019 Starter Choices Main Course Options Roast Sirloin of Beef with homemade Yorkshire Pudding Chefs freshly made Soup of the Day with a red wine jus with crusty roll and butter Roast Turkey Crown Smoked Salmon, Salmon Mousse & Asparagus Terrine with a chestnut seasoning, Lancashire sausage and with a dill & citrus crème fraiche cranberry sauce Fantail of Cantaloupe Melon with Peeled Prawns Supreme of Chicken wrapped in Smoked Back Bacon with marie rose sauce on a chestnut mushroom cream Chicken, Brandy & Shitake Mushroom Parfait Grilled Red Snapper Fillet with red onion marmalade under a red chilli & coriander crust Cheesecake of Goats’ Cheese Roast Leg of Lamb with apple glazed walnuts & sultanas under a mint & broad bean crust with a redcurrant sauce Dessert Selection Coffee / Tea & Mints Fruit Cheesecake with a choice of strawberry, raspberry or blackcurrant topping Please ask for more information on this menu if you Dark Chocolate & Orange Brownie have an allergy.
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