But it’s not all about the house, though. Pennard House is most certainly eye-catching, with its Georgian frontage and that glorious ivy climbing the front walls, which makes for some wonderful photos. But this is a venue which also includes a whole host of other treats for you to enjoy. Pennard House has 130 acres of meadows, woodlands and orchards, as well as a croquet lawn, tipis set up in the garden and a lake. You could spend a whole day just exploring the grounds, let alone getting married!

Again, Pennard House has thought about every possibility here. If you’re looking to have a church ceremony, there is a beautiful church on-site and a short walk away. So, if the weather is good, you can walk down with your bridal party, which makes for some great photographs. 

The church itself has a lovely balcony, which is great for capturing photographs without disturbing your guests. There’s also plenty of space outside to get those obligatory confetti shots as you two walk out of the church, too. 

 Pennard House also has both an indoor and outdoor space for civil ceremonies if a religious ceremony is not for you. I can’t wait to get the opportunity to photograph weddings in those locations too, especially in slightly warmer weather!