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Latest Funeral Reception Venues |
  The WindhoverThe Windhover is a premium pub and restaurant with its own peaceful garden, nestled in the heart of the picturesque town of Chapel Brampton. Just a   West Kent Golf ClubWest Kent Golf Club, established in 1916 and nestled in the beautiful valleys of Downe near Orpington, is widely regarded as one of the area’s premier   The Royal Lyceum Theatre EdinburghThe Royal Lyceum Theatre is one of Edinburgh’s most treasured cultural landmarks and offers a truly distinctive setting for funeral receptions and wak   The Norfolk ArmsThe perfect venue in Arundel for funeral receptions and wakes Located in the shadow of Arundel Castle, the Norfolk Arms Hotel is a 4-star hotel off   The NeptuneCelebration of Life, funeral receptions and wakes venue in Bournemouth With Boscombe Pier, the Coastal Activity Park, and Boscombe Chine Gardens al   Le Bouchon Brasserie & HotelA Place of Comfort, Elegance, and Reflection – Le Bouchon Brasserie & Hotel, Maldon In moments of reflection and remembrance, finding the right   Welbeck ManorCelebrate the Life of a Loved One at Welbeck Manor At Welbeck Manor, we understand how important it is to honour and celebrate the life of a loved   The Wood Norton HotelThe Wood Norton offers a peaceful setting for celebrations of life and funeral receptions, surrounded by the beautiful Worcestershire countryside.   The Brewery InnThe Brewery Inn stands proudly on the historic grounds of a former brewery, situated along the main road in the picturesque village of Ashtead, Surrey   The Dolphin, BetchworthThe Dolphin is said to be over 400 years old, although the earliest written record dates from 1785. The present building features a flagstone floor an   The Old HouseThe Old House at Home is a timber framed building with some parts that may date back as far as the 14th century. The census of 1851 records four cotta   Elephant & Castle, AmershamThe Elephant & Castle is a grade II listed pub, originally from the 17th century, which was first a butcher’s. It wasn’t until 1911 when the first |
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