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Fitzleroi Online Brochure Fitzleroi TRADITIONAL COUNTRY Barn VENUE CONTACT DETAILS Tel: Julia on 01798 865128 Email: [email protected] www.fitzleroibarn.co.uk Image by Graham Baker Photography Welcome to FitzleroiThe Barns. We Venue are a family run wedding venue set amongst beautiful rolling farmland in the heart of West Sussex. Our magnificent Main Barn has stood proudly on the farm for over 400 years and in that time has had many agricultural uses but is now exclusively available to you, to celebrate the biggest day of your life! Image by Laura Ellen Photography Planning your Day You will no doubt have lots of wonderful ideas on how you would like your dream wedding to look. We give you the whole of the day before, to bring all of your ideas to life. Giving you peace of mind knowing that everything is ready for the day ahead, and hopefully a good nights sleep. Julia and Lucy are always on hand should you need any help and advice during your set up day and you can rest assured that you will have a dedi- cated member of the Fitzleroi team to look after you throughout your wedding day. After your Wedding Our relaxed approach and one wedding per weekend policy, means neither you, your suppliers, family or friends need to rush about on the morning following your wedding day. You will be met by Lucy the day after your wedding between 10am and 2pm to have a good catch up on all the fun from the day before and to ensure that you have all your personal belongings, wedding cake, flowers etc. Image by Laura Ellen Photography We understand how important every detail of your wedding is to you, so we do not rush you in and we do not rush you out. The Ceremony We are licensed to hold Civil Ceremonies and we have two beautiful ceremony rooms; • The main barn which can seat up to 120 people • The long room which can seat up to 75 people. The choice of various settings for your ceremony provides plenty of flexibility within the venue to hold your drinks reception . This can be essential with the unpredictable British weather. We do not charge extra for ceremonies, however there is a Registrar’s fee. This fee should be paid direct to The West Sussex Registration Service, Ceremonies Team when booking. We ask that ceremonies start from 2pm onwards, but appreciate this is not always possible. Image by The huge open courtyardThe is theCourtyard perfect place to host your reception drinks and has many stunning areas to hold your group photographs. You are very welcome to close the wrought iron gates to keep any little guests contained, and there is plenty of space should you choose to erect a marquee. Tables, chairs, parasols, outside sofas and coffee tables are all included in the hire of the barn. If the weather allows, Caterers can also set up your Reception Drinks Bar in the Courtyard, where guests can mill about and soak up the atmosphere, before being seated in the barn for the Wedding Breakfast, or enjoying the evening’s entertainment. There is also ample space and hard-standing should you choose to have a Hog Roast or Barbecue. Marquee Hire We provide plenty of indoor space at Fitzleroi, but if you would like to extend this by adding a marquee or top hat in the courtyard, this can be provided by any of the following trusted companies: PETWORTH MARQUEE HIRE 01403 820020 (Marquees & Top Hats) BROOKFIELD MARQUEES 01798 342255 (Top Hats) The Landscape Fitzleroi Farm sits in some of the most beautiful farm land that West Sussex has to offer. It has panoramic views of the South downs and its unspoilt open farm land provides the perfect stage for the most incredible sunsets. You and your photographer will not struggle to fi nd the perfect spot to capture the best day of your life. The quiet country lanes surrounding Fitzleroi Farm have also proved to be popular with photographers and couples alike. Nearby woodlands bursting with wildlife and beautiful bluebells in late Spring/Early Summer, are just a stones throw away. Images by LauraEllenPhotography (back) and KevinWatkinsPhotography Caterers Although we don’t have an in-house caterer, we do require you to use one from our selected list of experienced Wedding Caterers below. We have taken time to carefully select a handful of highly recommended, local caterers for you to choose from. Giving you plenty of choice and peace of mind, to suit all budgets and culinary tastes. We regularly assess performance and keep in close contact with our trust- ed caterers, all of whom will be very happy to chat through menu ideas and arrange a mutual time for tastings! • CHAMPION CATERERS 01403 700274 • GOOD TASTE CATERING 01903 722976 • THE GOURMET CHEF 01903 250 502 • JACARANDA CATERING 01730 810900 • SET THE DATE CATERING 01403 700653 • STAG & DOE CATERING (THE MOBILE PIZZERIA) 07782 249902 • ISLAND CATERING COMPANY 07769 502251 You will be pleased to know that Barwe do not charge corkage and neither do any of our recommended caterers! You are welcome to bring in your own alcohol for the caterers to serve to your guests. Should you require a pay-bar then our in-house bar company, Brian’s Bars, can be booked. Brian’s Bars - call Nicky on 07808 937416 For other Wedding Suppliers, such as Photographers, Florists, Cake design- ers, Bands etc. we have a superb range on our website www.fi tzleroibarn.co.uk Accommodation We are incredibly lucky to be surrounded by lots of fabulous accommodation, from air B & B’s to hotels we have it all. We are also serviced by several Taxi Companies and mini bus / coach and Private car hire organisations. Hotels • WELLDIGGERS ARMS PETWORTH 01798 344288 • THE SWAN INN FITTLEWORTH 01798 865429 • ANGEL INN PETWORTH 01798 344445 AMBERLEY BLACK HORSE 01798 831 183 • CHEQUERS HOTEL 01798 872486 • ROUNDABOUNT HOTEL WEST CHILTINGTON 01798 817336 • THE HORSE GUARDS INN, PETWORTH 01798 342332 • STONEMASONS INN PETWORTH 01798 342510 • BADGERS TAVERN DUNCTON 01798 342651 • THE ANGEL HOTEL MIDHURST 01730 812421 • SPREAD EAGLE HOTEL MIDHURST 01730 816911 • THE WHITE HORSE SUTTON 01798 869221 B & B’S • MAGGIE’S HUT 01798 865307 • THE BARN AT PENFOLDS BURY 01798 831496 • ARUNDEL HOLT COURT FITTLEWORTH 01798 805426 • BANKYWOOD FITTLEWORTH 01798 865003 • MOOSE & THE MAGNOLIA, BURY 0774 7777647 • CASTLE COTTAGE & THE TREE HOUSE FITTLEWORTH 01798 865001 • TOAD HALL DUNCTON , NR PETWORTH 01798 344398 • ARUN VALLEY B & B • SOUTH DOWNS BUNK HOUSE • STAG COTTAGE BALLS CROSS 01403 820623 • BARN HOUSE LODGE 01798 872682 • PENTHOUSE. PETWORTH 01798 215007 • BROOK BARN GRAFFHAM 01798 867356 SELF-CATERING HOLIDAY COTTAGE • HOUSE ON THE BROOKS, HARDHAM SLEEPS 12 GUESTS 01798 873796 • THE POTTING SHED, LITTLE BOGNOR, FITTLEWORTH 01798 877336 • THE BOTHY, COATES 07908 711092 • SANDY LANE COTTAGE, WATERSFIELD 07701 078 023 • THE HUT, GARDEN HOUSE, COATES 07908 711 092 • YAFFLE COTTAGE, GRAFFHAM 01798 867 553 Pulborough based Taxis • M J CARS PULBOROUGH: 01903 745414 • TRI CARS – 01798 875779 • PPCH EXECUTIVE CARS: 01798 672072 • STORRINGTON CARS: 01903 742878 • SUE’S PRIVATE HIRE: 01798 874848 / 07918 137066 • PREMIER CARS OF SUSSEX, PULBOROUGH: 07759 977184 • 4 BY 5 PRIVATE HIRE, WEST CHILTINGTON: 01798 815555 • MAC’S PRIVATE HIRE – 01403 701842 • FIRST CHOICE – 01403 271271 • ALAN SUTTON PRIVATE HIRE – 01798 888083 • ROTHER VALLEY PRIVATE HIRE – 07799 888 480 Petworth based: • PETWORTH PRIVATE HIRE: 01798 342691 • R S PRIVATE HIRE: 01798 343889 • WEST SUSSEX PRIVATE HIRE - ALAN SUTTON: 01798 888083 / 07900 140703 • IAN’S PRIVATE CAR HIRE, TILLINGTON: 07811 902556 FITZLEROI BARN Fittleworth Pulborough West Sussex RH20 1JN TEL: 01798 865128.
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