The Beaverbrook estate is massive, so there’s plenty of room for your entire wedding party if you book out the entire hotel (and if you have the cash to splash, à la Zendaya and Tom). The rooms in the main house are quintessentially English, with historic architecture, four-poster beds, and floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking the Surrey hills. There’s an entire separate village just a short buggy ride away, with each room themed around a different British author. But for the happy couple, perhaps one of the private houses is more suitable. There’s the Garden House and the Coach House, each as rustic and romantic as the other, but the Dower House is the ultimate private residence, complete with 60 private acres, a swimming pool, spa treatment room, dedicated butler, private chef and a house Aston Martin (obviously).
Cosy corners of Sir Frank’s Bar
The clashing colours and patterns of Beaverbrook interiors
With a total of 56 rooms across the Beaverbrook estate – and possibly some guests choosing to stay elsewhere nearby or travel in from the city – we wouldn’t be surprised if this wedding felt like one big slumber party. There are so many epic drawing rooms, decadent bars, and cosy corners to spend the evening dancing, chatting and soaking up the atmosphere, and with bedrooms either just up the sprawling staircase or a short golf buggy ride away, you can slink away at whatever time you choose.