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ALL THE INGREDIENTS FOR A PERFECT WEDDING. . .
The perfect wedding venue should have a breathtaking setting for your captured moments, stylish decor to surround your celebrations and food for the soul and to impress your guests.
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With half your wedding budget spent on food and drink, make sure that it's hospitality you and your guests will enjoy!
Baraset Barn Restaurant, part of the Lovely Pubs Group, has a unique ambience and visual appeal with a wide-ranging menu that has impressed national food critics. Add to this their newest addition to the group, Baraset Barn Hotel, on the site of the restaurant and you have a winning combination for your wedding celebrations.
The standalone boardroom accommodates 24 guests for an intimate ceremony whilst across the courtyard 16 individually designed air-conditioned bedrooms with floor-to-ceiling windows, king-sized beds draped with luxurious linens and generous bathrooms boast either a Juliet balcony or terrace garden and views across the Stratford countryside. This luxury ensured that the Baraset Barn Hotel made its way into The Sunday Times 'Best Places To Stay in 2019' guide.
You may choose the Baraset Barn Hotel and Restaurant for its food; food that never fails to impress, week in, week out and you’ll be safe in the knowledge that your guests have enjoyed a wedding feast to beat all feasts.
For a fun take on your wedding celebrations, consider hosting your reception at sister venue, The Moat House Alcester; with delicious food, attentive service, private dining, fire pits and a magical tepee in the engaging gardens, could there be a more special way to start your married life?
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www.lovelypubs.co.uk www.barasetbarn.co.uk Tel: 01789 295510
WEDDING GUIDE LOVE LY PUBS
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