The Anglesey Barn

Set on a headland above Lligwy Bay, The Anglesey Barn commands wide, open views across the Irish Sea. The landscape does much of the work here: shifting skies, rolling waves, and long coastal horizons that change character throughout the day. Purpose-built to make the most of its position, the Dutch barn structure sits at the heart of the site, with floor-to-ceiling glazing drawing the outside in. Outdoor spaces flow naturally from the barn, from the lawn to the roof terrace, all oriented towards the sea. It feels open and expansive without losing a sense of privacy, making it well-suited to couples who want a strong connection to place and a setting that carries the atmosphere without needing excess styling.

The entire venue, including its outdoor areas, is fully licensed, giving you flexibility over how and where you choose to marry. Ceremonies can take place on the roof terrace, where a retractable roof provides an open-air feel when open and protection when needed. The front lawn provides another outdoor option, with the sound and movement of the sea forming a natural backdrop.

Indoors, the main barn offers a more dramatic approach, including the option for a mezzanine entrance. Large windows ensure the space remains light-filled and connected to the coastline beyond. Each option feels distinct, allowing couples to shape a ceremony that reflects both the setting and their priorities.

Designed with long celebrations in mind, The Anglesey Barn hosts two-day weddings as standard, encouraging guests to settle in and enjoy the pace of a destination-style gathering. Drinks often begin on the terrace, where views stretch across the bay, and dusk brings a noticeable shift in mood. As the evening builds, celebrations move naturally into the barn. With capacity for up to 220 guests and multiple options for the dance floor, the space was planned for lively parties without feeling crowded. The in-house bar team supports the flow of the evening, while flexible food options keep energy high well into the night. From spring evenings to autumn sunsets, receptions here are shaped as much by the setting as the schedule.

On-site accommodation is a central part of the experience at The Anglesey Barn, allowing close friends and family to stay together throughout the celebrations. Sleeping up to 26-28 guests on site, with additional nearby accommodation for a further 32, the venue supports both intimate gatherings and larger guest lists. The rooms sit within converted farm buildings arranged around the main barn, creating a sense of shared space while still offering privacy. Each area has been thoughtfully planned, with kitchen facilities, comfortable living spaces, and sea views from many windows. The layout encourages relaxed mornings and unhurried evenings, keeping everything you need within easy reach.

Two-day weddings are standard at The Anglesey Barn, allowing couples and guests to gather the night before and enjoy a slower rhythm across the weekend. The old Farmhouse acts as a shared hub, with a large kitchen designed for pre-wedding meals or relaxed barbecues. Additional shared spaces across the accommodation include lounges, terraces, and informal gathering areas, supporting both group time and quieter moments.

Catering at The Anglesey Barn is led exclusively by Cheeky Chilli, a multi-award-winning team with strong ties to Anglesey. Their menus are built around seasonal, locally sourced produce and a confident, flavour-led approach. Couples can choose from luxury canapés, wedding breakfasts, sharing feasts, and globally inspired street-food-style evening options, alongside creative tray service and live cooking stations. Service is warm and personal, matching the pace of a two-day celebration rather than a tightly timed schedule. The bar service complements the food offering, offering relaxed drinks on the terrace and high-energy evenings in the barn.

Sustainability underpins The Anglesey Barn’s operations. Built with strong green credentials, the venue uses solar panels providing 48kW of power across the site, alongside air source heat pumps and wet underfloor heating. The building itself is A-rated for energy efficiency. Low-carbon practices extend beyond the structure, with recycling systems in place and a focus on reducing food miles across the catering operation. Located within an area of outstanding natural beauty, environmental responsibility has been a key consideration from the outset, shaping both day-to-day operations and long-term planning.

A wedding on Anglesey naturally lends itself to a wider celebration. The island is known for its beaches, coastal walks, historic sites, and a growing food scene, making it easy to turn a wedding into a longer stay. Local ceremony options include coastal churches such as St Cwyfan’s Church on Cribinau Island near Aberffraw, as well as St Gwenllwyfo in Dulas and St Michael’s in Penrhoslligy. Whether guests arrive early or stay on after the wedding, Anglesey offers plenty to explore, from quiet stretches of coastline to lively villages and scenic inland routes.

Anglesey is easily reached by road and rail. The island is accessed via the A55, crossing the Britannia Bridge before a final 20-minute drive through country roads to the venue. For a more scenic approach, the A5 through Snowdonia offers dramatic views. Train services run frequently from London Euston, Manchester, and Crewe to Bangor, which is approximately a 30-minute drive from The Anglesey Barn. The combination of accessibility and clear separation from everyday life makes arrival feel intentional without being complicated.