Twelve bedrooms for family and the wedding party — everyone else is in the village.
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We're getting married
Beatrice & Rupert
26 June 2027The Cotswolds, England
Croquet on the lawn, tea in the orangery, dancing in the great hall.
Our story
How we got here
Rupert grew up two villages over and Beatrice came for one summer that is now eleven. We are marrying in the village church, walking back through the fields, and taking over the house until Sunday.
- 2016How we met
The village fête. Beatrice judged the Victoria sponge; Rupert had entered one. He did not win.
- 2026The question
On the ha-ha at dusk with the dog, who had been carrying the ring in his collar for an hour.
- 2027The day
Church at 2pm, the walk back through the fields, croquet, tea, and the great hall until the small hours.
The celebration
Every event, one place
Saturday2:00 PMCeremony St Mary's, the village church
Bells at half past one. The church seats ninety; the overflow gets the best pews in the porch.
Saturday2:45 PMThe walk back Through the fields to the house
Fifteen minutes on a footpath. Cars for anyone who would rather; wellies by the lychgate if it rained.
Saturday3:30 PMTea on the lawn The orangery lawn
Pimm's, scones, croquet, and a very competitive uncle.
Saturday6:30 PMDinner in the great hall The great hall
Long tables, a roast, speeches from the minstrels' gallery, and a ceilidh band at nine.
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Gallery
A few of our favourites
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Travel & stays
Where to stay
Three pubs with rooms; mention 'B&R' and they will look after you.
Registry & dress code
The practical bits
Your presence is the present. For anyone who has asked, our wishing well and registry are here.
Wishing well The walled-garden fund
Dress code: Morning dress or lounge suits, hats welcome, and shoes that will survive a footpath.
- How do we get there from London?
- Ninety minutes from Paddington to the nearest station, and we will run a bus from there at half past twelve. Drivers: the lane is single-track, so take it slowly.
- What if it rains?
- This is England, so assume it might. The orangery holds everyone for tea and the great hall does the rest.
RSVP
Will you join us?
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