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We had our wedding in Longton Wood in September 2019 and the day was frankly magical. The venue itself is absolutely stunning and we were given virtually free reign to contact suppliers to amke the wedding exactly as we wanted. We had 3 day hire so could have all our friends and family help set up on the Friday and still had the venue for a brunch the next day! Can't recommend enough!!
Had our wedding at this magical place in September 2019. It was the best day of our lives, from start to finish! We were able to completely bespoke every little detail and 3 day hire as standard was so helpful! We had all our friends and family help set-up on the Friday, a big BBQ by the AMAZING firepit, the full day celebrating on the Saturday and then a big brunch on the Sunday. Absolutely perfect :)
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