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FeedMyFaceWithJaffaCakes · 19/11/2016 19:34

Hello.

DP and I talking weddings (again)
Anyone got any suggestions for venues that cater for small weddings in Oxfordshire area?
Our guest list is around 50 people :)
We ideally want a afternoon thing and to get married and a tea party or picnic thing in the same place!

Thank you in advance! X

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BackforGood · 19/11/2016 23:01

Might get more of the right people reading your request for help if you post on the local board Smile

FeedMyFaceWithJaffaCakes · 19/11/2016 23:16

Thanks :) x

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OrlandaFuriosa · 19/11/2016 23:20

It depends on how much you want to spend...

Fairly expensive, Randolph, in Oxford itself and the old parsonage, then the Feathers and Bear in Woodstock,

I liked the Bear and Ragged Staff in Cumnor for more formal taking elderlies out to lunch..

The perch in binsey is nice, I think, or it was, ditto the trout at Godstow and the white hart at wytham, I haven't checked for numbers. ,

A little further out still, look at The Bell in Charlbury, haven't been there for years, but was ok then.

What used to be the four pillars and us now I think called the Oxford spires is fairly standard

Then there's Raymond Blanc's Manoir...

OrlandaFuriosa · 20/11/2016 00:18

The tea time thingy might be a bit difficult with thus one, but for something v different, the Ashmolean museum does weddings..

Candlestickchick · 20/11/2016 21:09

Worton Hall has a ceremony room and barn, and also outdoor fields where you can have a picnic!

FeedMyFaceWithJaffaCakes · 21/11/2016 07:46

Thank you everyone for your suggestions, writing all these down!

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