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The Berkshire venue that’s top of the list

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Monday, October 2, 2023 3:27 pm
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The Berkshire venue on the list of the most Instagrammed wedding venues.

The Berkshire venue on the list of the most Instagrammed wedding venues.

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A Berkshire venue has made it into a list of the most Instagrammed wedding venues.

Picture exchanging your vows against the backdrop of breathtaking autumnal foliage, or saying ‘I do’ amidst a countryside blanketed in snow. Autumn and winter weddings hold a unique allure that brings an enchanting and magical ambience to one’s special day!

As UK searches for “wedding venues” rocketed by 110% over the past months, wedding experts at Aura Print scoured social media for the most popular autumn/winter wedding venues nationwide, and tallied Instagram hashtag numbers to reveal which venue stands out as the most memorable for weddings this autumn/winter.

Cliveden House near Maidenhead was ranked sixth in the list with 28,600 Instagram hashtags noted at the end of September. Nestled in more than 300 acres of National Trust gardens, the Grade I listed stately home is packed with character year-round, whether adorned with the rich hues of autumn or lightly sprinkled with white snow.

Overlooking the River Thames, the capacious country house provides the ultimate setting for a glamorous wedding day, promising unparalleled privacy for you and your loved ones.

Topping the list with an eye-opening 196,000 Instagram hashtags is the 18th-century Baroque masterpiece, Blenheim Palace.

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Set in the idyllic Cotswolds countryside, the picture-perfect palace is a sight to behold in any season. Its award-winning Formal Gardens and iconic Great Lake provide a perfect canvas for wedding photoshoots as the trees turn golden.

Dubbed ‘England’s finest view’, the palace is a dream venue for film lovers to get hitched, having graced the background of renowned productions, from the more recent hit Netflix series, Queen Charlotte: A Bridgerton Story, to the Harry Potter and James Bond movies.

Hampton Court Palace in Surrey took second place, boasting a staggering 181,000 Instagram hashtags, with Leeds Castle in Kent ranked third.

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