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Weddings, humanist ceremonies and 'medieval' banquets
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For 20 years we have occasionally let out our romantic walled
garden and 16th century barn for wedding receptions and humanist ceremonies
- and as of February 2007, we are now licenced for wedding ceremonies..
Milden Hall barn and garden provides a beautiful tucked away rural location on an unspoilt and environmentally friendly farm for those who want a country wedding. |
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The large garden with roses, honeysuckle, lavender and copper beech, tulip and Judas trees provides a beautiful sunny reception area - for champagne, pimms or wine and canapés or tea and scones - and a perfect backdrop for quiet bands to play, the sound of wood on wood with croquet and for relaxed and informal wedding photographs. |
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Our large barn with long tables (Suffolk oak, made locally) with trestle or round tables provides plenty of room for seating, a wet-day reception or ceremony and dancing for 100+ guests
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Click here for more photos and What the bride and bridegroom said .
Click here for price and further details on wedding receptions
Tim Fisher Photography
Andy Griffin Photography
All M Kwasniak pictures by permission www.mikekwasniak.co.uk |
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Barn dances and banquets
As well as being used by the local community for barn dances, harvest horkies and nativity plays, the barn is let for private barn dances, banquets, seminars and team-building away-days. We can provide help with contacts for bands, caterers and local accommodation.
Beyond the barn and ample meadow car park are tracks around the farm, wildflower meadows, ancient hedges, woods, cornfields and the castle earthworks. |
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Availability and booking
Contact Juliet and Christopher Hawkins
The Hall, Milden,
Lavenham,
Sudbury,
Suffolk CO10 9NY
Tel: 01787 247235
Email: hawkins@thehall-milden.co.uk |
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To see or download a drawing of the layout of the barn and surrounding area in a larger size (A3), please click the thumbnail image on the left to see a larger version. This is a pdf file for which Adobe Acrobat Reader is required.
If you do not have Adobe Acrobat installed on your computer it can be downloaded free - click here |
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This project has been supported under the England Rural Development Programme by the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs and the European Agricultural Guidance and Guarantee Fund; and the East of England Development Agency.
