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AHB Leaflet 2019 A4.CDR www.Alpheton Hall Barns.co.uk Historic Suffolk Wedding Venue Rural, Tranquil and Private - Easily accessible being just 1 mile off the A134 A unique, highly adaptable venue combining discrete high tech within the romance and charm of 1,000 years of history Neither too large for 40 nor too small for 200 Renovated specifically for weddings with a separate ceremonies barn Situate close to the parish church Perhaps the oldest timber framed barn in England A totally different concept in Wedding Venues, We provide the picture frame and canvas - you paint the picture 48 hour access gives plenty of time for setting up and taking down No hidden extras or commissions 5* kitchens (note the plural) Children’s room Quiet Room Hand crafted oak and Venetian Plastered Loos (separate Ladies, Gents, Children’s and Bride’s) Extensive High-Tech computerised lighting Audio Visual Equipment Extensive high-tech PA / Audio systems High Powered Heating Courtyard with built-in Wood Fired Pizza Oven Dedicated Reception Garden Wildflower and Tree Meadow for confetti throwing (limited to fresh or dried flower petals) No need for any reorganisation at all throughout the day Extensive Parking Diverse Natural Photo Locations And Our Own Unique Twists The Bury Abbey Seal, found in the adjoining Hall, showing the Saxon King, St Edmund flanked by King Canute (994-1035) and Edward the Confessor (1003-1066) Ceremonies No matter what your preference - we have you covered: * Adjoining Parish Church (seats 130 max) * Dedicated Civil Ceremonies Barn (licensed for 250) * Your own location Prices Rental of the Barns comprises a Basic Charge with Adjustments Basic Charges: 2019: £4,500 2020: £4,750 2021: £5,000 Use of Civil Ceremonies Barn plus 10% 100 to 150 total guests plus £500 Adjustments: 150 to 200 total guests plus £1,000 Monday and Thursday Weddings less £750 *1 Tuesday and Wednesday Weddings less £1,500 *1 (*1 save either side of a bank holiday) Contract On deciding to rent the venue, we require: a complete a booking form £500 booking and damages deposit We do not unnecessarily restrict your choice of caterer, or other service provider but do require that you get our approval of them prior to their hire All service providers are required to abide by our Providers Terms of Acceptance and Agreement of Understanding Persons Renting the Barns are required to agree to and abide by our Terms and Conditions of Rental (See www.alpheton-hall-barns.co.uk/Rental%20charges.html) Contact Details Location Nicholas Willcocks [email protected] 01284 830 200 Postcode: Alpheton Hall, Co10 9BL TL 874 504 Church Lane, Alpheton, e an L ch Alpheton Hall ur Sudbury, Suffolk, Co10 9BL Ch 52.120816 Lon’ 0.735419 Lat’ P Alpheton arn South B St Peter & St Pauls Church To (C of E) Bury St Edmunds (Originally Aefflaed’s Tun {estate}) SHIMPLING A134 so named after the sister in law to STREET 30 Edmund the Elder (921-946) SHIMPLING Lodge Farm ALPHETON village green who settled in the Hall following the garage & layby Alpheton Hall 30 N death of her husband Brihtnoth O R A134 A11 F O L A140 K To Lavenham leading the Saxons against x THETFORD BRIDGE STREET To BURY ST Sudbury & Long Melford the Danes at the Battle of M11 EDMUNDS CAMBRIDGE A14 x A14 x Maldon. She is understood S A134 U F A11 F IPSWICH O Lavenham L x x to have resurrected the Hall, K x A14 SUDBURY M11 STANSTED A134 A12 formerly a fortified Roman x A131 A120 x x COLCHESTER BRAINTREE Cattle Camp, built the (now) E S S A12 E X Bury St Edmunds 10 miles Church Nave as her private M25 xCHELMSFORD Sudbury 7 miles LONDON Lavenham 3 miles chapel and the Western End M25 of the South Barn. London M11/M25 54 miles Appointments We are not your usual venue and are generally happy to undertake viewings at any time to suit you (normally between the 3rd mug of coffee in the morning and the second bottle of wine at night.).
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