Such a beautiful Venue set in the woods! Absolutely loved everything about it!
Longton Wood
From £4,100
Includes 2-night venue hire.
Longton Wood is a blank canvas woodland wedding venue. Their aim is for you to have your wedding your way, so they offer supplier flexibility.
Overview
Pricing
From £4,100
Includes 2-night venue hire.
- Exclusive use hire, three days as standard
- Festoon lights
- Ceremony seating
- Toilets, showers, kitchenette and power
For a personal quote please contact the venue and mention Coco
Need To Know
- Ceremony Capacity : 180
- Dinner Capacity : 200
- Standing Capacity : 200
- Licensed For Marriage : No
- Catering : Couple's Choice
- Bar : Couple's Choice
- Accommodation : Glamping
- Child Friendly : Yes
- Pets Welcome : Yes
- Licensed Until : 1.30am
- Exclusivity : Yes
- Disabled Facilities : Yes
Contact venue for late availability and exclusive offers
Contact Details
Longton Wood
Coldblow Lane
Thurnham
Maidstone
Kent
ME14 3LR
Thurnham
Maidstone
Kent
ME14 3LR
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About
The Setting
Longton Wood is located in the heart of Kentish countryside, in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty on the North Downs. The venue is set in approximately 300 acres of ancient bluebell woodland, part of a family-run farm. It has excellent transport links and is just an hour from London, between the M20 and M2 motorways.
The Vibe
Longton Wood is a blank canvas woodland wedding venue. Their aim is for you to have your wedding your way, so they offer supplier flexibility.
Longton Wood has a standard hire period of three days for all couples. You would have exclusive use of the venue for the three days. This allows DIY couples to complete their wedding styling and bring their dreams to life. They also have Glamping space so the celebrations don’t have to be cut short.
Their blessing area is for non-legal humanist ceremonies. At Longton Wood, you can have your entire wedding among trees; they truly are a woodland wedding venue. Their mixed woodland offers a variety of evergreen all pines, or, as they call them, twilight trees, deciduous trees, and bluebells in spring.
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