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Changing seasons

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With spring drawing to a close and winter a distant memory, we can look back fondly on all the wonderful weddings which have taken place at the Castle so far in 2017. From small, intimate ceremonies, to great and elegant receptions, we have enjoyed a real variety this year.     The wonderful diversity of the Castle can be fully appreciated as the cold, frosty months of January & February make way for the rain showers and startling sunshine of March & April. With the roaring fires warming the Long Drawing Room and Great Hall, guests were kept cosy and snug whilst they witnessed their loved ones embark on a new life together. The stunning, seasonal food produced by Napier catering, warming the soul and bringing the room to life during the fabulous wedding breakfasts.   As the music started in the evenings, the twinkling tea-lights and stunning up-lighting created a truly magical party enjoyed by all.           As the year galloped on, we were gifted some beautiful sunny day

A Very Warm Welcome

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With the summer season almost upon us, we felt the time was right to launch our new Berkeley Castle Weddings & Events blog. We will entice you with fabulous photos and wonderful wedding stories, which will offer you a real insight into the workings of this beautiful Castle. From amusing anecdotes to heartfelt stories, there will be something for everyone.   The rich and varied history of Berkeley Castle offers people a unique venue to host either a special event, a big birthday, or the most important day of their lives…their wedding. The Berkeley family have resided at the Castle for almost 900 years, and it is very much their private home. This creates an exceptional atmosphere, with a juxtaposition between the magnificence of the grounds and rooms and the cosiness and warmth of this family home.       We will be blogging about weddings which have been and gone, events that are in the pipe-line, new trends and unusual quirks which are making an appearance here at the Castle and m