For a heavenly backdrop for nuptials you need look no further than wedding venues Essex. You want beauty, you have got it, you want tradition, you have got it and if you want culture, you can do no better than Essex County. There are more than 100 legally approved venues, 8 register offices and goodness knows how many chapels and churches.

Register offices, churches and wedding venues have loads of information available online and prospective couples are even able to take virtual tours of these. Making the trip to Essex for the couple and guests is a great excuse for a weekend break, and there is no place better for the newly married couple to start their married life and honeymoon for that matter.

Essex County is fun, vibrant and romantic. A wedding steeped in culture and history is one of the favorite ways to get married to, so the combination of all these factors makes for a winning combination. This county has been around since time immemorial and is recorded during Saxon times. It is close to London, and England being what it is, a small island, Essex can be easily reached from anywhere.

There are many UK wedding venues that have been approved for weddings and civil ceremonies. A wedding venue tends to be a special place, something you want to remember. You can have a luxurious wedding at a castle or enjoy a relaxed beach wedding. There are even more exotic venues available for weddings that can make your special day memorable.

It is possible to get married at a film studio or location that has been featured in a film. It is possible to have a wedding from any tome and you can enjoy a romantic wedding on the site of a romantic comedy or have a thrilling wedding at the site of a horror film. The choice is yours.

One of the most popular film locations is Wilton’s music hall. This hall was featured in several films including Tipping the Velvet, Interview with a Vampire and Delovely. With many film studios in the UK you should have several choices.

There are many historical wedding venues throughout the country as castles, forts and estates are spread throughout Scotland, Wales and England. These estates are all licensed for receptions, wedding ceremonies and civil ceremonies. Ufton court, Notley Abbey, Craig y Nos Castle Hotel, and Albury Park Mansion are but a few of such historical wedding venues.