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The Jewels of Cheltenham


Professional photographer andwedding blogger Sheryl Fish shares insight into two of Cheltenham’smost historic venues


Breath-taking, unique and radiating regency refinement, PittvillePump Roomis Cheltenham’smost spectacular private hire venue. Standing in regal splendour overlooking the sweeping lawns with its colonnade of majestic Ionic columns, captivatingdomedceiling and crystal chandeliers, beautiful lawns, unspoiled gardens and lakes where the swans and ducks swim freely. Less than two miles from


Cheltenhamtowncentre, the magnificent Pittville Pump Roomis the jewel of the town’s Regency architecture and can accommodate


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up to 240guests for a seated dinner. When not in use, you canwander


into the MainAuditorium to see its fine interior and sample the fountain’s historically medicinal Spa Waters for free. The elegant Grade I listed Pittville


PumpRoomismonument to the more than 100 years of fame


Cheltenhamenjoyed as a Spa town, and perhaps themost famous example of regency architecture in the area. CheltenhamTownHall’s


Edwardian Grade II-listed building has always been at the heart of Cheltenham’s cosmopolitan social calendar. The Baroque style landmark with its classical features is a fabulous venue forweddings with its beautiful Main Hall, distinguished by itsCorinthian style columns and coved ceiling. Measuring 92ft x 52ft, and 53ft high, this impressive space can accommodate up to 570guests for


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