CAMPING?
Guests are welcome to camp on the grounds for free the night before and the night of the wedding.
You’re welcome to bring a tent or a campervan, and everything will be clearly signposted when you arrive.
The campsite has full toilet and shower facilities, so you’ll be able to freshen up comfortably throughout your stay. Please note that the camping field is non‑electric, and the same applies to campervans in the HARD STANDING car park, so plan ahead if you rely on powered equipment. We also recommend bringing a torch, as there is currently no night time lighting.
If you would like to camp, please get in touch so we can share the relevant details with you and the venue to make sure a space is reserved for you.
faqs
What’s the dress code?
We’d love guests to dress in smart, summery wedding attire. Although the wedding has a festival-inspired feel, we kindly ask that you avoid casual clothing such as shorts, trainers, or flip flops. Sandals or chunky heels are recommended as some areas are gravelled or on grass. We also ask that guests avoid white, red, or black dresses (accents of these colours are fine).
What about food and drink?
Please see above based on your time of arrival. We have pre paid street food vendors running throughout the day and evening, alongside light buffet style food (sweet & savoury). Please let us know if you have any dietary requirements when you RSVP.
Drinks will be available to buy from the on-site bar, and in the afternoon a vintage ice cream bike will be stopping by with ice cream available to purchase.
Are little ones welcome?
Yes, of course! However it's worth noting the 'festival theme' will be pumped up from 5pm onwards, which will involve loud music, flashing lights and the potential for mosh pits (just kidding).
Can I bring a guest?
We’d love to keep numbers manageable, so we kindly ask that only those named on your invitation attend.
Where can I park?
There is plenty of free parking onsite which will be clearly marked out.
You are welcome to leave your car overnight.
Taxis can drop off/pick up at the site entrance.
I am coming from out of town. Where should I stay?
There are plenty of hotels/B&BS nearby in King’s Stanley, Stonehouse & Stroud.
To get into the festival spirit we've also got the option of camping at the grounds, with shower facilities available, please just give us a heads up!
Is the wedding inside or outside?
The celebrations will be a mixture of indoors and outdoors so please bring a jacket for the evening and an umbrella just in case.
What's going on during the day?
Expect a day full of celebrations from the ceremony and speeches to live music, games, and a silent disco to finish the night.
What is a silent disco?
It's a disco, but instead of the music playing out loud, it comes through wireless headphones.
There will be three different channels of music you can switch freely between offering different tunes to get you singing and dancing.
Is there a gifts registry?
As much as gifts would be appreciated, we have everything we need!
We would kindly accept monetary donations towards our honeymoon fund.
Do I need to bring my wedding ticket?
There is no need to bring your ticket with you to the wedding.
Should I say goodbye when I leave?
It might seem a bit strange, but as you're ready to head off, we kindly ask that guests do not seek out the bride and groom to say goodbye. Consider it a small gift to us by letting us stay fully present and enjoy our day to the fullest.