Your Wedding · All Weather
Rain or shine. The day runs.
The covered outdoor area is a roofed structure with three chandeliers and a string-light system. When rain starts, you don't move inside — you stay outside, under the roof. Your guests keep their seats. The music keeps playing.
The covered area
Three chandeliers, open sides, mature trees.
The covered outdoor area sits within the park. Open on three sides. The chandeliers go on as the light drops. Long tables fit up to 75 guests in a dinner setup; larger groups also use the rooms indoors. A dance floor goes in where the tables end.
The practical question
What counts as bad weather?
Light rain — you're outside under the roof. Heavy rain — you're still outside under the roof. A storm? We shift to the main hall. That takes about fifteen minutes and we have it on our run sheet from the start. No scramble on the day.
The timing
We set both options in parallel.
From the start of planning, the indoor layout exists alongside the outdoor one. By the time guests arrive, we know which way the day goes. You won't be making decisions on the morning.
Impressions
4.9/5 from 64 Google reviews
“It rained during dinner and none of our guests noticed until we told them the next morning.”M. & J., September 2025
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The space
The covered outdoor area
Three chandeliers, open sides, mature trees on all sides. The outdoor feel, whatever the forecast.
Read more →The ceremony
Ceremony options
Garden, covered area, or indoors — three ceremony spots with a seamless transition between them.
Read more →The cost
Pricing
Every line item visible before you book. No 'on request' entries.
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Virtual tour
Check the rain plan yourself.
Dry seats. Real light. No appointment.
Rain is the one thing you cannot plan away. In the tour you stand under the roof and judge it yourself.
Stand under the roof →