Eastbourne
One of the most popular destinations in East Sussex, the seaside resort of Eastbourne enjoys a majestic seaside position 19 miles east of Brighton and adjoining Beachy Head, the highest and most impressive chalk sea cliff in Britain. Attracting thousands of tourists each year, Eastbourne offers a romantic and historic setting both you and your guests will appreciate on your very special wedding day.
With a seafront faced by splendid and majestic Victorian hotels and an inviting pier, Eastbourne’s position on the south coast means temperate weather all year round. Summers are cool, winters are mild, and it’s one of the sunniest summer spots in England. Guests will find Eastbourne easy to get to, with road links to London as well as mainline rail service with trains to London Victoria and Gatwick Airport stopping at the town’s ornate, vaulted Victorian train station.
6 Wedding Venues in Eastbourne meet your criteria
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48 Reviews
Capacity
2-200
Price
£115.00
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What this venue offers
Parking
Guest Accommodation
Spa
Civil License
Pet Friendly
72 Reviews
What this venue offers
- Pet Friendly
- Parking
Outdoor Ceremony- Guest Accommodation
- Civil License
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Eastbourne
One of the most popular destinations in East Sussex, the seaside resort of Eastbourne enjoys a majestic seaside position 19 miles east of Brighton and adjoining Beachy Head, the highest and most impressive chalk sea cliff in Britain. Attracting thousands of tourists each year, Eastbourne offers a romantic and historic setting both you and your guests will appreciate on your very special wedding day.
With a seafront faced by splendid and majestic Victorian hotels and an inviting pier, Eastbourne’s position on the south coast means temperate weather all year round. Summers are cool, winters are mild, and it’s one of the sunniest summer spots in England. Guests will find Eastbourne easy to get to, with road links to London as well as mainline rail service with trains to London Victoria and Gatwick Airport stopping at the town’s ornate, vaulted Victorian train station.
