20 of the Best Outdoor Wedding Venues

But let’s be honest: this is the UK, and the weather isn’t always on our side. Still, with some thoughtful planning and the right season—late spring through to early autumn strikes the perfect balance—you can soak in the beauty and enjoy everything outdoor weddings have to offer!

When it comes to finding the perfect setting, we’ve sifted through the endless options across the UK to narrow it down for you, settling on 20 of the most beautiful outdoor wedding venues around—spanning from Scotland’s wild coastlines to Cornwall’s sun-soaked charm. So, whether you dream of a magical woodland ceremony with dappled sunlight filtering through the trees, a lakeside setting surrounded by nature, or an open-air festival celebration with wild meadows and twinkling fairy lights, our venues are perfectly suited to every whim and fancy.

Wilde Lodge

Wilde Lodge in the heart of Mid Wales lives up to its name—wildly beautiful and unapologetically romantic. Perched above the River Teme, this hidden gem is blessed with panoramic views of Shropshire and Herefordshire, providing a breathtaking backdrop for a nature-filled wedding. With exclusive use for up to three nights, this venue becomes your home-away-from-home, where guests can stroll by the river, play games on the lawn, or gather around the fire pit as the sun sets. And yes, there’s even a bell tent village for that cool festival vibe.

Pennard Hill Farm

There’s something truly magical about Pennard Hill Farm. Set in the heart of Somerset’s wild meadows and ancient woodlands, you can expect sweeping views over the Mendip Hills and across to the world-famous Glastonbury Festival site. For couples seeking a bit of history, mystery, and folklore woven into the landscape, this is it! Say your vows beneath a wooden pagoda or celebrate in a tipi under fairy lights, and with the Tor on the horizon and the rich Somerset magic in the air, a wedding at Pennard Hill Farm promises to be one like no other.

Pythouse Kitchen Garden, Wiltshire

Pythouse Kitchen Garden is an enchanting walled garden wedding venue in South Wiltshire, where sustainability and beauty are the focus. Nestled in an 18th-century garden, this magical space is all about seasonal produce, rustic elegance, and a deep connection to nature and the seasons. Couples can get married amidst the stunning gardens of Hatch House before celebrating in the bountiful kitchen garden, where menus feature ingredients harvested that very day (the dream!). With vibrant blooms, lush greenery, and a focus on ethical, farm-to-table dining, every wedding here is a unique and naturally beautiful experience.

Roman Baths, Somerset

The Roman Baths and Pump Room in Bath is one of the UK’s most iconic and historic wedding venues—oh, you didn’t know you could get married there? Now you do! Set against 2,000 years of history, why not host your ceremony by the torchlit Great Bath, with steam rising from the ancient waters? Whether for an intimate ceremony or a larger celebration, this world-famous venue offers an atmospheric, once-in-a-lifetime setting within which to seal the deal!

Owlpen Manor, Gloucestershire

Often dubbed “the most beautiful place in England,” Owlpen Manor in the Cotswolds is charm and romance personified. Hidden in its own private valley and surrounded by formal terraced gardens, wildflower meadows, centuries-old yew trees, and breathtaking views, it’s a place where history and natural beauty come together. With a spring-fed lake for wild swims and meadows perfect for glamping and barbecues, this Tudor manor delivers a dreamy outdoor setting for weddings full of character and tranquillity.

Two Woods, Sussex

Deep in the heart of West Sussex, you’ll find Two Woods Estate, a breathtaking 42-acre woodland that’s pure magic for outdoor weddings. Imagine marrying your soulmate beneath a towering canopy of over 100 majestic Redwood trees—your very own natural cathedral. This serene and enchanting setting offers a sense of calm and timelessness to any occasion. With exclusive use of the estate, including a 10-acre wild meadow complete with a firepit for games and camping, Two Woods is perfect for couples seeking a truly immersive, nature-filled celebration.

Houghton Lodge, Hampshire

Houghton Lodge is the epitome of a quintessential English countryside wedding venue. Nestled in the heart of Hampshire, this historic house overlooks the serene chalk stream of the River Test and offers panoramic views across the picturesque Test Valley. With no other dwellings in sight, it feels like a world of its own and from the ancient cob-walled gardens to wildflower meadows with alpacas, every corner is brimming with charm. For a truly alfresco experience, couples can exchange vows by the river or beneath blooming rose arches in the walled garden—does it get any more romantic?!

Dovecote Events, Oxfordshire

Set on Bo Peep Farm (yes, really!) in rural Oxfordshire, family-run Dovecote Events offers incredible versatility for your wedding day. Whether you envision a festival-style celebration in their giant tipi, an outdoor ceremony in the Paddock surrounded by lush greenery, or a rustic reception in their beautifully restored Grade II listed barn, this countryside venue has it all. With oak doors, fairy lights, and scenic countryside views, Dovecote blends the charm of nature with stylish facilities, providing the perfect setting for intimate gatherings and larger celebrations alike.

Spirit Lake, Kent

For couples dreaming of an epic festival-style wedding, Spirit Lake is the place to make it happen. Set in 30 acres of natural woodland and parkland in the Surrey Hills, this venue offers flexibility at Every. Single. Turn. With two pristine lakes, a gorgeous walled garden, and open space galore, it couldn’t be more perfect for an unforgettable outdoor celebration. Here, it’s all about doing things your way—hiring in tipis, dance floors, or even posh loos; the expert team has you covered so you can focus on bringing the festival fun!

FY Camp, Norfolk

FY Camp invites you to celebrate love in harmony with nature, offering an eco-friendly, inclusive, festival-style wedding venue in the heart of Norfolk. Sustainability is at the core of everything they do here, with environmentally conscious practices ensuring your celebration is special and memorable yet kind to the planet. As a fully licensed venue for civil partnerships and weddings, FY Camp is a safe and joyful space for all, making it perfect for couples seeking a relaxed, meaningful celebration outdoors.

Upton Barn, Devon

Hidden amongst Devon’s rolling hills and the venue of choice for couples looking for a stylish, countryside-luxe vibe, Upton Barn & Walled Garden has it all—think a lavender-lined aisle in the Walled Garden, stunning views of the Blackdown Hills and barns that are equally rustic and charming yet polished and elegant. Meet your loved one beneath their handcrafted oak arbour, then let the evening unfold at this award-winning venue with fire pits under the stars and dancing in the beautifully restored Cider Barn.

Thorpe Garden, Midlands

If incredible food is just as important to you as a stunning outdoor setting, Thorpe Garden should be at the top of your list. Nestled within a 3,000-acre private estate in Staffordshire, this venue beautifully blends the modern with the rustic. A striking glass ceremony room designed by a RIBA award-winner opens onto a restored two-acre walled garden. Then there’s the handcrafted yurt—complete with fairy lights and oak doors—offering an intimate rustic space for dinner and dancing—a perfect combination of contemporary design and countryside charm and elevated further with delicious, seasonal dishes.

Camel Studio, Cornwall

Camel Studio is private, intimate, and utterly charming. Nestled in North Cornwall’s Camel Valley, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, this venue welcomes weddings of up to 50 guests. With its light-filled barn overlooking rolling hills and outdoor ceremony options on the top lawn under the ash tree, it’s a setting that feels both relaxed and romantic. Imagine sipping drinks on the lawn or wandering through the orchard for a quiet moment; Camel Studio and its amazing team deliver all the laid-back vibes and countryside beauty you could wish for.

Little Seed Field, Yorkshire

With expansive hills, fire pits, and panoramic sunsets, Little Seed Field is a dream for couples who want to break free from traditional settings. This Yorkshire Dales corker is home to a serene, nature-filled backdrop and is a place where the beauty of the outdoors is fully embraced. Why not exchange vows by the jetty, celebrate with a relaxed marquee reception, or host an intimate gathering in the rustic Owl Barn? Throw in seven glamping cabins, and it’s the perfect spot for extended celebrations under the stars.

Cowdray Walled Garden, Sussex

Cowdray Walled Garden is a firm favourite in our collection, a hidden gem dripping with history and charm. Situated in the heart of the Cowdray Estate, this al fresco venue offers an unparalleled backdrop of scenic gardens and rich heritage. Imagine your guests mingling with champagne and canapés amidst rose and lavender borders and next to walls that have stood since 1550. With its incredible timeless beauty and serene countryside setting, a Cowdray Walled Garden wedding is a super special and truly unforgettable occasion.

Heathy Lea, Midlands

Heathy Lea is located within the breathtaking Peak District and on the edge of the historic Chatsworth Estate. Surrounded by rugged landscapes and rolling hills, this Derbyshire venue provides a dramatic and picturesque backdrop for your celebration. Hosting just 12 weddings per year, Heathy Lea ensures an intimate and exclusive atmosphere for all. In fact, the venue’s blank canvas is perfect for couples looking to create their own vision—be it a marquee bursting with flowers or a tipi adorned with festoon lights.

Upthorpe Wood, Suffolk

Tucked away in the Suffolk countryside, Upthorpe Wood is the woodland venue that dares to be different. Hosting a limited number of weddings from May to September, they understand it’s all about creating your dream day, whether that’s festival-inspired, boho, or totally offbeat. Think relaxed banquets under the trees, dancing beneath the stars, and quirky entertainment options like mariachi bands or wedding illustrators. With its cool, industrial edge and enchanting woodland setting, Upthorpe Wood offers a wedding experience that’s anything but ordinary.

Woodberry Wetlands, London

Didn’t expect a slice of breathtaking nature in the middle of London? Meet Woodberry Wetlands, an 11-hectare nature reserve just 10 minutes from the city’s hustle and bustle. The Grade II listed Coal House sits at the heart of this peaceful oasis, offering the perfect balance of wildlife haven and urban cityscape views. Just imagine saying “I do” on the lawn, toasting to speeches by the water, and sneaking off for wildflower meadow couples’ shots—all while supporting the London Wildlife Trust.

Lower House Farm, Midlands

Lower House Farm, tucked away in Herefordshire’s stunning Olchon Valley, is a regenerative farm and wedding venue offering 70 acres of untouched beauty. There are wildflower meadows, ancient woodlands, winding streams, and even a waterfall! However, the heart of the venue is the stone and oak-framed barn, perfect for feasting, while outside, the 600-year-old oak tree provides a magical ceremony spot. With large open spaces, intimate hideaways, and award-winning farm-to-table food cooked over fire, Lower House Farm is a relaxed, family-run venue where the farm is yours to make your own.

Harvest Moon, Scotland

If a serene, secluded, and utterly private wedding destination is on your wishlist, Harvest Moon Weddings has to be on your radar. Located just 45 minutes from Edinburgh, this breathtaking venue lets you choose between a white sand beach or a towering woodland for your ceremony. With unique accommodation for over 100 guests, it’s the perfect spot for a weekend wedding where loved ones can gather, settle in, and make the most of the peaceful surroundings. Whether you say “I do” with sand beneath your feet or amidst the majestic trees, this Scottish venue is something truly special.