New wedding venues 22nd Nov 2010

Every week at WeddingVenues.com we welcome new and exciting settings to the site, from intimate pubs and contemporary bars, to grand hotels and stately homes.

This week, the unusually named Quex Park joins us from Birchington in Kent (on the Isle of Thanet) with all the trimmings you’d expect from a fine country house, including a range of transport options from helicopter landing pad to vintage horse drawn carriage. Celebrations take place in the Hannah Dining Suite, so quite perfect if this is also your name.

We also welcome two new venues in Yorkshire. The Holiday Inn, in the little village of Tong near Bradford is a lovely old hotel furnished with all the modernity you’d expect from one of our best loved hotel chains.

The Owl Hotel in Hambledon is a traditional manor house with pretty gardens close to York.

The Rangeworthy Court Hotel in Bristol is an intimate hotel with a wonderful ivy covered 17th century entrance. It’s competitively priced, and includes use of the swimming pool and hot tub in the summer months.

If you like waterside venues, another new Bristolian is the old 1950s River Police Station, now a spacious contemporary restaurant and venue, Riverstation, situated right on the harbour and only a short hop from Bristol Registry Office.

Two stylish new members come in the form of Grey Street Hotel in Newcastle, a fine old Georgian listed building with a central location and a range of wedding packages to suit your requirements.

The always chic hotel chain, Hotel du Vin, join us from Henley on Thames, alongside four of their other super luxe hotels in Bristol, Brighton, Glasgow, and Harrogate.