Wedding Venues in Gainsborough

The West Lindsey town of Gainsborough is one of Lincolnshire's really special market towns, surrounding Gainsborough Old Hall, which is just one of the many local wedding venues for those seeking to host a civil licensed ceremony or a wedding reception in the town.

Once seen, never forgotten. That's the verdict of World Monuments Fund Britain on Gainsborough Old Hall, with its four wedding venue rooms. The former Great Hall of Gainsborough Old Hall will seat 150 guests in Grade I listed restored medieval luxury. But if your civil licensed wedding or wedding reception venue preference is a rather more modern restaurant, hotel or civil licensed venue, Gainsborough's Richmond House provides a civil licensed registration room for up to 42 guests.

Other Gainsborough wedding venues include Gainsborough Golf Club, Helmswell Court and Setcops Farm near Market Rasen plus an array of pubs and hotels in the area from The White Swan to the White Heather.

The West Lindsey town is home to over 22,000 people. Situated on the River Trent around 18 miles from Lincoln, Gainsborough played a crucial part on the English Civil War demonstrating royalist sympathy and fighting against the parliamentarians.
As an additional interesting historical footnote, Gainsborough is also thought to be the basis for the fictitious town of St Oggs in George Eliot's 1860 novel The Mill on the Floss.

A modern revamp of the town has created a vibrant centre for Gainsborough, one that you'll find a perfect backdrop for your wedding, and remember that as UKbride.co.uk can also help you to make contact with brides-to-be in and around Gainsborough, you'll never be short of their help and advice throughout your wedding planning! A searchable wedding dress library and a wealth of local wedding suppliers will mean that UKbride remains invaluable as you plan your Gainsborough wedding.