New Forest Wedding Hampshire

The New Forest National Park is a jewel in Hampshire, with its beautiful surroundings and landscapes. It will impress your guests and create unforgettable memories. You’ll find many New Forest wedding venues, from country manor houses to beautiful converted barns to modern and classic wedding venues. You will be utterly spoilt for choice.

Some of our Bridal Wedding Cars in Hampshire and Dorset are based local to The New Forest, and are often visible chauffeuring our Brides and Grooms throughout the forest roads to some hidden wedding venues. Whether Vintage or Classic Cars are the mode of transport for the day The New Forest will be the place to see them in their finery on a weekend. Alternatively, check out our small wedding venues in Southampton if you're looking for a more intimate event.

Our favourite wedding venues in the New Forest 

1. Rhinefield House Hotel 

Capacities: 130 ceremony and meal and 200 for evening party

Rhinefield House Hotel is my firm favourite (probably because I worked there for a year). It has a 40 acres of well kept private ground, ornamental ponds,  beautiful gardens, outdoor wedding ceremony and a excellent reputation for its food.

If you are looking to get married in The New Forest you will certainly wish to add Rhinefield House to your shortlist.

Photo from Rhinefield House

2. Carey's Manor 

Capacities: 100 day-time and up to 150 for evening celebrations

Carey’s Manor is a 77-bedroom four star romantic Victorian country house hotel which can cater for up to 100 wedding guests. Their famous and luxurious Spa is an ideal place for a civilised Hen Party.

Photo by Carey's Manor

3. Beaulieu Motor Museum 

Capacities: 130 for Ceremony and meal and up to 150 for evening celebrations 

Beaulieu Abbey located at the Beaulieu Motor Museum offers Wedding ceremonies for up to 130 guests in their Domus Room. The historic Domus is one of only two buildings remaining from the original 13th Century Beaulieu Abbey, which was previously one of the largest Cistercian monasteries in England. The original features include exposed beams, stone walls and a large open fireplace creating a magnificent setting.