Venue hire depends on the day of the week and the time of year. Catering is charged per head and paid to your caterer. Everything below includes VAT at 20 per cent, and the figure we quote in writing is the figure you pay.
Quiet, cheaper, and the same barn. Popular with couples marrying in the school holidays and with anyone bringing guests from abroad who are staying the week.
Our most booked package. A Friday gives you the whole weekend with people staying nearby, and a winter Saturday in a heated barn with the fire pit going is a genuinely lovely thing.
The classic summer day: ceremony at two, drinks in the courtyard, photographs in the orchard at seven when the light comes sideways through the trees.
Minimum numbers apply on Saturdays from May to September: 80 adult guests for dinner. There is no minimum at any other time.
Add the registrar's fee, paid directly to Oxfordshire County Council: £546 for a Saturday ceremony in 2026. Flowers, music and photography are separate and yours to choose.
Venue prices are hard to compare because everyone counts different things. This is what a real Saturday looked like last summer, with the couple's permission and their numbers.
The same wedding on a Friday in October would have come to roughly £19,400, and midweek in February closer to £15,900. We will do this sum for your date and send it as a PDF.
Ask for a costed exampleNothing here is compulsory and nothing gets added to your invoice unless you ask for it in writing.
An hour with Kate or Ade, on a Tuesday to Saturday. We will hold your date free for 14 days afterwards while you think.
£1,500 and a signed agreement confirm the booking. That comes off your final bill.
About ten weeks out we go through timings, numbers, layout and the wet weather plan.
Due eight weeks before. Final numbers are confirmed two weeks before and can go up, not down.
May to September Saturdays are usually gone a year and a half ahead. Midweek and winter dates are often free inside six months, and they are the same barn for a good deal less money.