Based on a weekday wedding in January. Includes 2-night venue hire, accommodation, food and drink.
Based on a weekday wedding in January. Includes 2-night venue hire, accommodation, food and drink.
These items are not included in the price above but can be added for an additional fee:
Please contact the venue for detailed prices.
There is a quiet grandeur to The Lygon Arms, found in the heart of Broadway-one of the Cotswolds’ most distinguished villages. Dating back to the 16th century, the hotel is steeped in history, with stone fireplaces, oak-panelled rooms, and original features that speak of centuries past. Surrounding it are the gentle hills and honey-coloured buildings of Broadway, long admired by artists and writers alike. The location blends historic character with modern comfort, making it an evocative place for a meaningful celebration.
The venue is licensed for civil ceremonies by Worcestershire County Council, offering three distinctive rooms to host your vows.
Each space offers privacy, comfort, and a strong sense of place.
Receptions can be held in the same three rooms, each providing a unique atmosphere for the wedding breakfast.
All rooms strike a balance between heritage and ease, allowing your guests to feel relaxed in elegant surroundings.
There are 86 rooms and suites available, ranging from cosy guest rooms to historic Master Suites. Whether you choose to stay in one of the signature suites for your first night as a married couple or book a collection of rooms for your guests, the accommodation supports a seamless continuation of the celebration.
Menus are curated by James Martin, using seasonal and locally sourced produce. Dishes reflect a respect for tradition, prepared with a focus on quality and simplicity. The dining experience is relaxed and authentic, designed to suit the tone of your celebration.
The Lygon Arms is part of Iconic Luxury Hotels, which holds a strong environmental and social responsibility policy. Initiatives include:
Corporate Social Responsibility Committees are active in monitoring and implementing these initiatives across all departments.
Broadway lies on the Worcestershire-Gloucestershire border and is known for its wide, tree-lined High Street and historic stone buildings. The village is rich in heritage, tracing its roots back to the Mesolithic era and gaining fame during the Arts and Crafts movement. Today, it remains a place of quiet charm, filled with boutique shops, inns, and stunning views across the open countryside.
Travel connections include:
The hotel offers complimentary guest parking, valet service, and four electric vehicle (EV) charging points. Guests are asked to bring their own cables.