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The Venue at Fulbourn Lodge is a purpose built events barn situated in the heart of the beautiful South Cambridgeshire countryside. With idyllic rural views, The Venue offers a picturesque and relaxed setting for those celebrating their special day. • The premises include a beautiful timber frame barn which can accommodate up to 200 seated guests or more with an informal party style arrangement For further information & viewings please contact: • Landscaped garden areas providing the perfect setting Rachel Kindred for an outdoor ceremony and drinks reception Ofﬁce: 01223 880888 Mobile: 07836 229296 • Picturesque lake offering ample photo opportunities [email protected] • Separate fully stocked bar available throughout the day The Venue at Fulbourn Lodge • Situated just 5 miles from Cambridge city centre and Lodge Farm Babraham Road easily accessible via the A11 / A14 road links Fulbourn • Hire of tables and chairs included Cambridge CB21 5HR • Fully heated for year round celebrations • Extensive on site parking Venue Hire & Prices All wedding parties at Fulbourn Lodge hire the The Venue on an exclusive basis for the day. We charge a venue fee for the hire of the premises and, if appropriate, a separate ceremony fee. We can accommodate up to 200 guests in a formal seating arrangement or up to 350 with a more open party style setting. Venue Hire includes: • Exclusive use of the premises for the day • Access to dress the barn for the two days before the event • Round banqueting tables, straight trestle tables and chairs • Staff to serve reception drinks and a fully staffed bar For further information & viewings please contact: • Use of the kitchen/prep facilities for catering Rachel Kindred • Use of the PA system and wireless microphone Ofﬁce: 01223 880888 • All power, heat and light Mobile: 07836 229296 [email protected] Prices (2020/21) The Venue at Fulbourn Lodge Peak Season (May - September) Lodge Farm Babraham Road £3,750 (Saturday) / £3,500 (Friday/Weekday) Fulbourn Low Season (October - April) Cambridge CB21 5HR £3,250 (Saturday) / £3,000 (Friday/Weekday) Ceremony Fee - £250 Payment Terms Deposit on booking (non-returnable) £250 50% balance due nine months before wedding Final balance due one month before wedding.

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