Cheshire
Located south west of Manchester, Cheshire is a quaint, quiet retreat famous for its black framed and white plaster houses. One of England’s oldest cities, the county town of Chester has hundreds of listed, historical buildings - perfect for a classical wedding backdrop. The county is very rural, with many, many picturesque villages. The moors of Cheshire’s peak district are spectacular, and the Macclesfield canals have glorious bridges and locks along its towpaths. To the west is the border with Wales and the low lying Cheshire Plain expands southwards from the Mersey Valley to the Shropshire Hills in the south July and August can reach up to 25°; the coldest and driest month is February at 7°, and the wettest month is October. Proximity to Liverpool and Manchester Cities, gives access to two international airports, and the M6, M62, M53 and M56 motorways. Photo by Rachel Hannah Photo on Unsplash
26 Wedding Venues in Cheshire meet your criteria
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- Asian Catering
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- Golf
- Civil License
- Guest Accommodation
- Outdoor Ceremony
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- Leisure Centre
- Guest Accommodation
- Asian Catering
- Pet Friendly
- Late License
- Civil License
- Guest Accommodation
- Civil License
- Civil License
- Fully Accessible
- Guest Accommodation
- Asian Catering
- Parking
- Leisure Centre
- Civil License
- Civil License
- Fully Accessible
- Guest Accommodation
- Civil License
- Fully Accessible
- Guest Accommodation
Cheshire
Located south west of Manchester, Cheshire is a quaint, quiet retreat famous for its black framed and white plaster houses. One of England’s oldest cities, the county town of Chester has hundreds of listed, historical buildings - perfect for a classical wedding backdrop. The county is very rural, with many, many picturesque villages. The moors of Cheshire’s peak district are spectacular, and the Macclesfield canals have glorious bridges and locks along its towpaths. To the west is the border with Wales and the low lying Cheshire Plain expands southwards from the Mersey Valley to the Shropshire Hills in the south July and August can reach up to 25°; the coldest and driest month is February at 7°, and the wettest month is October. Proximity to Liverpool and Manchester Cities, gives access to two international airports, and the M6, M62, M53 and M56 motorways. Photo by Rachel Hannah Photo on Unsplash
