Your Wedding:
The scenery for a lifetime

At Woodhill Park the landscape itself creates a setting like no other.
The roots to grow memories that will last a lifetime.
Lawns roll into 156 acres of parkland, while Walled Gardens, a woodland amphitheatre and a restored glasshouse add a touch of enchantment.
This Grade II listed estate blends historic character with contemporary hospitality, creating a stunning backdrop for ceremonies and gatherings.

Previous owner Lord Harlech often hosted his friends John F Kennedy, Jacqueline Kennedy and Bobby Kennedy here and their timeless elegance endures.
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Whether you dream of an intimate celebration or a spectacular gathering with family and friends, Woodhill Park Estate offers the perfect scenery for every precious moment, allowing you to relax and celebrate.

‍Jasmine Courtyard

The south-facing Jasmine Courtyard, with its mature pale pink cherry trees, white Camellias, lavender and fragrant white lilies, provides a unique landscaped venue. Heritage varieties of espaliered fruit, sweet-smelling Jasmine and white Madame Alfred Carriere roses adorn the walls, while Lady’s Mantle spills out from the borders. A fire pit offers a space to gather around the flames.

The Jasmine Room

With its rustic beams and glittering chandeliers, the Jasmine Room affords an atmospheric space to host:
• Cocktail parties for up to 135 guests
• Banqueting receptions for 70-80 guests
With further seating outside.

The parkland and wildflower meadows can host large marquees for a more extensive guestlist.
There is a separate caterers' kitchen, equipped with crockery, cutlery and stemware.

The Amphitheatre

The Amphitheatre, with its sweeping views over the historic parkland, provides a stunning backdrop for any gathering, celebration or wedding.

The Walled Garden

The Sundial Walk, lined with white and pale pink roses, peonies and Great White Cherry trees leads to the Walled Garden, planted with thousands of spring bulbs, more than 250 roses, dahlias and apple, pear, damson and plum trees.
For a more intimate Welcome Dinner, the restored Glasshouse in the Parterre is surrounded by seasonal flowers, orchard trees and beautifully planted borders.

Cottages and Groom's Bar

Working with Neptune by the Georgian House we are creating elegant and timeless interiors, featuring luxurious Bertioli by Thyme fabrics.
Camellia Cottage is included on the day before and the night of the wedding.
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We are in the process of renovating another five cottages on the estate, plus our Grooms' Bar for whiskey and wine tastings.

The Wedding Week

In the run up to the wedding day, choose from:
Clay pigeon shooting
Yoga
Sound baths
A bespoke jewellery and fashion event
Wine tasting
Holistic beauty treatments

Catering

We have trusted relationships with a handful of caterers to ensure the very best experience possible for our guests.
If you wish to bring your own catering company we are happy to discuss this.
Comyn Bruce
The Cheshire Dining Experience
The Great Catering Company
Wild Garlic Event Catering

Preferred Suppliers

We can suggest outstanding photographers, videographers, transport and marquee companies.
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Florists: Darcey Floralscapes, Dahlia & Dot Florals, Kelly Louise Floral Artistry, Stix and Stems
Drapery: T.ink Style and Stationery
Bar: Vivid Bar Services
Lighting: Lightech Limited
Make-up and Hair Stylists: Rebecca Forshaw, Elena Valentino
Make up: Helena Restall
Music: 2Vibe Entertainment, Brassienda
Stationery: Soon to Be Wed Stationery
Table Linen: Options Great Hire, Alba Tableware, The Embroidered Napkin Company
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Accommodation
‍Contact us for a curated list of local accommodation.

Introducing Sound Healing

Sound has been used for healing in various cultures for thousands of years. The sound of the harp, ancient gongs and the purity of crystal bowls provide waves of peace and relaxation of mind, body and spirit, moving us to a place of coherence and balance.

How Does It Work?

Sound helps to facilitate shifts in our brainwave state by using entrainment. Entrainment synchronises our fluctuating brainwaves by providing a stable frequency which the brainwave can attune to. By using rhythm and frequency, we can entrain our brainwaves and it then becomes possible to down-shift our normal beta state (normal waking consciousness) to alpha (relaxed consciousness), and even reach theta (meditative state) and delta (sleep; where internal healing can occur). This same concept is utilised in meditation to regulate breath, but with sound it is the frequency that creates the shift.

“If we accept that sound is vibration and we know that vibration touches every part of our physical being, then we understand that sound is heard not only through our ears but through every cell in our bodies. One reason sound heals on a physical level is because it so deeply touches and transforms us on the emotional and spiritual planes. Sound can redress imbalances on every level of physiologic functioning and can play a positive role in the treatment of any medical disorder.”

Dr Mitchell Gaynor, Director of Medical Oncology and Integrative Medicine,
The Cornell Cancer Prevention Centre in New York

Harp

The resonance of the harp has unique healing properties. The richness and tonal colour of the frequency have a soothing and relaxing effect. The subtle use of sound cultivates inner quietness, balance and beauty. The benefits of sound healing have long been observed in a range of settings including children’s hospitals, hospices, in business and in performance enhancement.

Crystal & Tibetan Bowls

The sounds and vibrations of singing bowls promote relaxation and restoration with subtle and sometimes profound healing effects. They can be used to take the recipient into a deep meditative state, which can then lead the body into a place of homeostasis, helping it to self-regulate and heal.

Our bodies are made up of 65-75% water, which is an excellent conductive medium for sound and vibration. The pure tones and vibrations from the Tibetan and crystal bowls are transmitted to our cells which release toxins.

The body is also made up of many crystalline structures. When the crystal bowls are played, there may be profound effects on the tissues, cells and organs in the body, as well as rebalancing the circulatory, endocrine and metabolic systems.

Your Wedding: The scenery for a lifetime