Image credits: Sally Forder; Nicki Shea Photography; John Hope Photography and Ditty Lens Photography.

Dreaming of a rustic, yet luxe countryside wedding? Then get booked in for a tour of The Manor Barn Harlton pronto, because this historic converted barn could be the perfect match for you. You’ll fall in love at first sight – the beautiful barn is down a quiet country lane surrounded by fields full of cows and stunning South Cambridgeshire scenery. Follow the path round from the large gravel car park (no wellies needed here!) and you’ll be wowed as you set eyes on the perfectly manicured gardens, fabulous secluded courtyard and the vaulted barn full of twinkling fairy lights and historic beams. It doesn’t get much more romantic than this.

It’s not all about good looks here though. One of the main reasons to choose The Manor Barn Harlton is because the service is second to none. There’s a huge kitchen on site where talented head chef Martin and his team work their culinary magic, using locally-sourced ingredients to provide everything from delicate canapés and food stations to delectable three-course feasts. Then there’s the events team, who will ensure every little detail of your big day goes to plan and who can help you find suppliers and suggest ways to transform the barn into a unique space that reflects you.

You can also work with the team to have your choice of drinks served inside or out and there’s a fabulous industrial-style bar off the main room for guests to enjoy in the evening once the party gets going. And what a party it will be… there’s a huge stage for your band or DJ and the romantic twinkly atmosphere in the barn (created by hundreds of fairy lights) makes for the most magical ambience to dance the night away.

When the final notes have played on the last dance of the evening, the newlyweds don’t have to leave because there’s a lovely new honeymoon suite on site – The Hayloft. This chic conversion next to The Manor House is available to hire for two nights and has a smart rolltop bath, large sitting room and countryside views from every window that you can admire as you feast on a Sunday morning breakfast basket on the first morning of your new life together.