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Weddings Bishopstrow House Weddings WEDDINGS BISHOPSTROW HOUSE WEDDINGS A CLASSIC COUNTRY HOUSE SET ON 27 ACRES OF HANDSOME PRIVATE GARDENS 1 2 BISHOPSTROW HOUSE WEDDINGS VENUE & SETTING GEORGIAN SPLENDOUR IN THE WILTSHIRE COUNTRYSIDE Nestled in 27 acres of rolling grounds and landscaped gardens on the picturesque River Wylye, Bishopstrow house offers the picture-perfect setting for your beautiful country wedding. Discover the charm and character of this classic English Country House, blending the perfect combination of a relaxed atmosphere and stylish refinement. Think intimate lounges, roaring open fires in the winter and sun-soaked terraces for summer drinks and evening receptions under the stars. Our very own beautiful, Grade II listed Doric Temple by the river also provides a unique photo opportunity to compliment your idyllic country wedding. At Bishopstrow House, our dedicated team will ensure that you have our full undivided attention towards you and your wedding guests from the moment you arrive. Let the drinks flow, and your celebrations commence! 3 4 BISHOPSTROW HOUSE WEDDINGS YOUR VENUE YOUR DREAM ENGLISH COUNTRY WEDDING CAN COME TRUE SAY I DO Whether you are planning a large or a more intimate wedding ceremony, we can deliver the ultimate memorable experience with a choice of four unique yet equally romantic venue options. BIGGER CEREMONIES The Somerset Room Classic in style, this large room is located in the Garden Wing and can house up to 84 wedding guests. Enjoy dual aspect floor to ceiling windows and periodic features overlooking the picturesque landscaped gardens and swimming pool. Capacity up to 84 guests. The Doric Temple Say ‘I Do’ under the iconic Grade II listed Temple – the perfect surrounding for any outdoor wedding. It is located next to our very own private stretch of the River Wyle. The Temple is licensed for 10 guests, with the remainder outside to witness the marriage. Capacity up to 84 guests. SMALL AND INTIMATE CEREMONIES The Drawing Room An intimate room that blends classic Georgian interior with a modern twist. This unique space is situated in the main house and has beautiful floor to ceiling bay windows to enjoy panoramic scenic views. Capacity up to 30 guests. The Library This venue is a slightly smaller room with high ceilings, classic Georgian windows and of course, lots of books! With periodic interiors and a relaxed, calm atmosphere, opt for this space for a more intimate affair with your closest family and friends. Capacity up to 30 guests. 5 6 BISHOPSTROW HOUSE WEDDINGS 7 8 BISHOPSTROW HOUSE WEDDINGS YOUR RECEPTION CELEBRATING TOGETHER Whether you are planning an intimate celebration or a large-scale wedding festivity, you and your wedding guests can dine in luxury in one of our two private dining venues. Our wedding menu is carefully crafted by our award-winning Head Chef, Jon Los. The Mulberry Restaurant Representing the very best of modern and creative dining, The Mulberry is one of the finest restaurants in Wiltshire. This sophisticated room boasts large, floor to ceiling windows offering an abundance of natural light and views of the picturesque terrace and grounds – perfect for fine dining. Capacity for the Wedding Breakfast up to 84 guests. The Wilton Room An elegant and intimate room celebrating the beautiful periodic features, with a decadent chandelier and open fireplace. In winter, candles and soft lamplight adorn this room, creating a beautifully warm and cosy atmosphere for your dream wedding reception. Capacity for the Wedding Breakfast 18 guests on one oval table or 30 guests on three round tables. 9 10 BISHOPSTROW HOUSE WEDDINGS WEDDING BREAKFAST SAMPLE MENU Starters Vegetarian Options Lemon and Thyme Roasted Chicken Terrine Spiced Root Vegetable and Mixed Bean Cassoulet Celeriac Remoulade, Watercress and Balsamic Glaze With Spinach and Rocket Wild Mushroom and Cream Scottish Smoked Salmon Cheese Roulade Pickled Cucumber, Crème Fraiche, Capers and Micro Herbs With Mushroom Cream and Baby Spinach Glazed Goats Cheese and Red Onion Tart Risotto Rocket Salad and Pesto Your Choice of Risotto Potted Prawns and Crayfish set in Mace and Tarragon Butter (Please ask for recommendations) Lemon and Vine Cherry Tomato Salad Vine Tomato and Buffalo Mozzarella with Shallots, Basil and Rocket Desserts Ham, Mustard and Parsley Rillette With Minted Pea Puree, Apple and Walnuts Eton Mess Soup Crisp Meringue, Macerated Strawberries and Vanilla Cream Flavour of your choice Iced White Chocolate and Pistachio Terrine (Please ask for recommendations) Cocoa Soil and Strawberry Sorbet Warm Bakewell Tart Mains Morello Cherry Coulis, clotted cream Ice Cream Baileys Panna Cotta With Dark Chocolate Sauce and Honeycomb Roasted Rump of Lamb Fondant Potato, Fine Ratatouille, Green Beans and Mint Jus Bishopstrow Summer Pudding With Maple Syrup Ice Cream and Raspberry Coulis Butter Roasted Pave of Beef Roasted Chateau Potatoes, Seasonal Greens and Red Wine Jus Chilled Rich Chocolate Fondant With Soft Ganache, Raspberry and White Chocolate Ice Cream Honey Glazed Duck Breast Pomme Anna, Beetroot, Wilted Spinach and Blackcurrant Jus Passion Fruit Cheesecake Topped with Passion Fruit Jelly, Exotic Fruit Sauce and Bitter Chocolate Sorbet Pot Roasted Chicken Breast Potato and Chard Gratin, Wild Mushroom and Sweetcorn Ragout and Red Wine Jus Seasonal Berry Fool With Berry Compote, Chantilly Cream and Chocolate Shavings Pan Seared Pork Tenderloin With Pommery Mashed Potato, Apple and Vanilla Puree, Seasonal Vegetables, Cream and Mustard Sauce Selection of West Country Cheeses Quince preserve, celery and biscuits Pan Fried Salmon Supreme Asparagus, Sauté Potatoes, Baby Spinach and Chive Fish Cream (Also available as an additional course served as a platter for a supplement) Pan Seared Fillet of Gilt Head Bream Crab and Coriander 11 12 BISHOPSTROW HOUSE WEDDINGS PARTY INTO THE NIGHT MAKING MEMORIES TO LAST A LIFETIME At Bishopstrow house, we want to make your day special and personalised to you! All our venues can be tailored and transformed to suit your personal wedding arrangement and can accommodate to any season. Celebrate in style and panache by booking one of our exclusive functions rooms for your special day and lets make this a wedding night to remember! The Somerset Room Light and airy, this venue is our largest function room and can entertain up to 150 wedding guests. This space boasts dual aspect windows and a stylish garden patio, allowing the perfect opportunity to celebrate with a glass of champagne whilst watching the sun go down. The Mulberry Restaurant This award-winning elegant restaurant can also host up to 150 wedding guests and overlooks onto the beautiful manicured gardens. Renowned as one of the top restaurants in Wiltshire, this premium space will add an air of sophistication to any wedding party! We provide the bubbles and evening food, you provide the dance moves! 13 14 BISHOPSTROW HOUSE WEDDINGS EVENING BUFFET SAMPLE DISHES The Main Event A selection of finger sandwiches Homemade Cumberland sausage and apple rolls Homemade Scotch eggs With pork and black pudding Lamb kofta With a mint raita Spicy chicken satay sticks With a crunchy satay sauce Fish goujons & chunky chips Homemade mini beef burgers and tomato relish Mini Thai fishcakes With lime and chilli mayonnaise Crispy vegetable tempura With soy and sesame dressing Baby jacket potatoes Served with cream cheese and chives Homemade vegetarian quiche Vegetable spring rolls With a sweet chilli jam Hog Roast With Salads (supplement applies) Dessert Key Lime Cheesecake Chocolate Marquise Chocolate Eclairs Lemon Posset We can also cut your cake for you & serve as a dessert option 15 16 BISHOPSTROW HOUSE WEDDINGS SLEEP TIGHT BEAUTIFUL BEDROOMS Bishopstrow House has a collection of 32 luxury bedrooms and suites which are completely irresistible in style and charm. Enjoy sweeping views of the grounds, roll top free-standing bathtubs and indulge in the exquisite comfort of our beautiful beds to help send you off into a deep slumber. A truly romantic setting for any Bride and Groom! 17 18 BISHOPSTROW HOUSE WEDDINGS THE OVAL ROOM YOUR WEDDING NIGHT RETREAT Featuring twin free-standing roll top baths overlooking the beautiful Wiltshire country side, The Oval Room is our most enchanting room yet! This room was historically the Master bedroom of the Country Manor house and is located on the first floor. Boasting large Georgian bay windows, an en-suite bathroom and a grand king-size bed, this room offers pure luxury and comfort. The perfect surrounding for your first night of marital bliss! 19 20 BISHOPSTROW HOUSE WEDDINGS FINER DETAILS EXCLUSIVE USE Based on 64 guests our Exclusive Use Wedding package includes: The Bar, Drawing Room, Library, Wilton Room, Mulberry Restaurant and the Somerset Room. Overnight accommodation in our 32 bedrooms and suites, including full English Breakfast Use of the Halcyon Spa Dedicated Wedding Co-Ordinator to organise your special day Personal menu consultation with the chef Reception room hire Cake knife & stand White table linen, crockery and glassware Personalised menu cards and place settings Dedicated manager to look after you on the day Riverside photographic opportunities Complimentary on-site parking for your guests Complimentary wedding tasting for the Bride & Groom A manager to act as Master of Ceremonies Exclusive Use of Bishopstrow House times: Friday & Saturday Weddings from 15:00 until 11:00am the following day Sunday to Thursday Weddings from 15:00 until 08:30am the following day All 32 bedrooms are double rooms therefore additional guests in each room will be charged per child & per adult. Additional guests attending the wedding (Civil ceremony and Wedding breakfast) will be charged per person (The Silver Wedding Package). Evening guests are charged as taken. For an exclusive use wedding, breakfast the following morning will be both a cooked & continental buffet. For weddings taking place on a Saturday evening a minimum of 10 bedrooms must be taken on the Friday evening prior to the wedding.
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