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Magical Weddings at Heacham Manor Magical Weddings at Heacham Manor HEACHAM MANOR 2018 WEDDING BROCHURE 220 x 305 AW for website.indd 1 11/01/2019 14:32 2 HEACHAM MANOR 2018 WEDDING BROCHURE 220 x 305 AW for website.indd 2 11/01/2019 14:32 Congratulations on your engagement and thank you for considering Heacham WelcomeManor for your special day. Heacham Manor is unique, from the beautiful venue, our experienced and friendly team, to the award-winning cuisine, attentive service, value and flexibility we have been delivering since the hotel opened in 2009. We want this to be the wedding you have always dreamed of. This is possible with the personal assistance of our experienced and dedicated Wedding Coordinator who knows the venue inside out and will be your trusted companion from start to finish. We look forward to making your dream wedding come true. www.heacham-manor.co.uk 3 HEACHAM MANOR 2018 WEDDING BROCHURE 220 x 305 AW for website.indd 3 11/01/2019 14:32 An Exclusive Venue You will have exclusive use of the Manor House, a historic Grade II listed country house set in picturesque gardens, close to the charming Victorian seaside town of Hunstanton and the beautiful beaches of the North Norfolk coast. A perfect venue for a truly romantic wedding. Heacham Manor is unique in the North West Norfolk area, in that it can easily cater for 100+ guests for the ceremony, reception and bedroom accommodation. It also boasts a boutique Spa, 18-hole golf course and an AA Rosette Restaurant. www.heacham-manor.co.uk 4 HEACHAM MANOR 2018 WEDDING BROCHURE 220 x 305 AW for website.indd 4 11/01/2019 14:32 The Bedrooms Heacham Manor’s 45 bedrooms range from the 13 luxurious Manor House Rooms, including the newly refurbished* Manor Suite (the “Bridal Suite”), to the 32 adjacent Norfolk-style Cottage Rooms and Suites that cater magnificently for couples and families. *Expected refurbishment completion date is February 2019. www.heacham-manor.co.uk 5 HEACHAM MANOR 2018 WEDDING BROCHURE 220 x 305 AW for website.indd 5 11/01/2019 14:33 The Ceremony Heacham Manor is licensed for wedding ceremonies and civil partnerships up to 120 guests. Whether you are looking for exclusive use of the Manor for an intimate wedding, renewing your vows, or celebrating your civil partnership, we can host your ceremony and reception in one beautiful place, eliminating the need for you to worry about the logistics associated with multiple venues. www.heacham-manor.co.uk 6 HEACHAM MANOR 2018 WEDDING BROCHURE 220 x 305 AW for website.indd 6 11/01/2019 14:33 The Celebration Every wedding is different, and our team will work creatively with you to deliver a truly unforgettable experience, all designed around you. The décor at Heacham Manor will suit a variety of colour and style combinations and with all its public areas and the gardens all on the same level, it offers a unique and flexible space that can be moulded into the perfect venue no matter how you choose to entertain your guests. www.heacham-manor.co.uk 7 HEACHAM MANOR 2018 WEDDING BROCHURE 220 x 305 AW for website.indd 7 11/01/2019 14:33 The Food If the promise of a stunning and unique venue is not enough, then just wait until the food is served. Our very own kitchen brigade, supervised by our experienced Head Chef, will ensure that you are served food of the highest standard, worthy of our long-standing AA Rosette award. Norfolk is alive with exquisite fresh produce and we have a variety of specially prepared menus with something to suit any palate, or feel free to mix and match. Or, if you are looking for something specific, just let us know and our Head Chef will work with you to create a bespoke menu. We also cater for special dietary requirements, so nothing is too much bother. www.heacham-manor.co.uk 8 HEACHAM MANOR 2018 WEDDING BROCHURE 220 x 305 AW for website.indd 8 11/01/2019 14:33 The Memories Your wedding day will be one of the most magical and memorable occasions of your lifetime and you will want to capture those memories. The beautiful Elizabethan Manor offers some extremely unique features and within its beautifully manicured gardens, there are some secret spots for romantic photo opportunities. As well as all these stunning external locations, the Manor House itself provides ample opportunity for beautiful indoor photographs, just in case it rains! And finally, just over 5 minutes-drive away is Heacham Beach, another idyllic spot for a romantic photo shoot. A memorable “highway to the heavens” reflection of the sun in a golden and silver road can often be seen as you look to the horizon across the sea. www.heacham-manor.co.uk 9 HEACHAM MANOR 2018 WEDDING BROCHURE 220 x 305 AW for website.indd 9 11/01/2019 14:33 “We cannot begin to thank you enough for making our wedding day perfect. From start to finish you listened to us, helped us so much, and captured our vision perfectly. The day could not have been anymore special, and that was down to you and the amazing staff at Heacham Manor, We are so glad we picked Heacham Manor. We cannot recommend you enough. Thank you so much for all your hard work.” Mr & Mrs Ridgewell We were delighted with our chosen venue, its stunning surroundings and the traditional but contemporary Manor House made for a romantic wedding. The food was outstanding and we had plenty of choice and flexibility with the menus. The staff were faultless and the wedding coordinator made me feel like a princess, her attention to detail made our day so magical. Mr & Mrs Lowry We had visited a number of venues prior to Heacham Manor and none of them had been quite right, but from the moment we stepped into the hotel and met our wedding coordinator we knew that Heacham Manor was the venue for us and that there was no one else we could trust with our day. Mr & Mrs Feaviour 10 www.heacham-manor.co.uk HEACHAM MANOR 2018 WEDDING BROCHURE 220 x 305 AW for website.indd 10 11/01/2019 14:33 THE PERFECT WEDDING VENUE HEACHAM MANOR HOTEL, HUNSTANTON ROAD, HEACHAM, NORFOLK PE31 7JX TEL: 01485 536030 E: [email protected] W: www.heacham-manor.co.uk Additional Photography by Nick Collison Photography © & Dan Biggins Photography © HEACHAM MANOR 2018 WEDDING BROCHURE 220 x 305 AW for website.indd 12 11/01/2019 14:33.
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