St Audries Park

The location was beautiful with well kept buildings and lawns, I don't eat but apparently the food was fantastic, the service was slow. I became so tired that as the wedding was at 14:30 and they finally put the second course out at 17:30 I didn't witness my husband's (father of the bride) speech which really was too long and disappointing for me. Access is awkward, there were both cobbles and gravel pathways to contend with. The actual service and care to detail was perfection.

I got married here in June 2008. I was able bodied then. The stairs are the wider knee friendly antique stair ways, there's 3 of them. There are 3 main access points into building,the front, by tower,which has a step, their gangs side access, which could be tastefully ramped, as could the arrival acesss by stables and car parking access. We went for soemthing that seemed to be cancelled, though no one answered our phone call or even called back. It was their July tea party. So if you do have accessibility needs it is vital you phone venue in advance. Mobile phone reception signal does seem to have improved in recent years. We had Amal as bridal party of rooms, and the attendees with walking difficulties and a terminal cancer friend,we sited close to stairs in main building (their preference) over being in stable block. So they do their best with a grade one listed building. Since we never got out of car, I can't comment on how a now chair users with 2 kids under 5 would of found it,