Traditional & Elegant Since the 12th Century
A 12th century WEDDING VENUE in buckinghamshire
Nestled amongst 500 acres of private grounds, in a picturesque fold in the Chiltern Hills, Notley Tythe Barn's story began 900 years ago as part of a medieval monastery. Still standing today, with its magnificent hall, gallery and gardens, it is the perfect setting for the wedding of your dreams.
Licensed for civil marriages, partnerships or naming ceremonies both indoors and out, the barn can seat up to 140 guests, with another 60 in the adjoining Granary Bar.
wEDDINGS AT noTLEY
We make you and your guests our priority from the moment you meet our team of wedding planners, through to working with our chefs to create your ideal menu. With a relaxed atmosphere, we will make your dream day a unique and unforgettable experience.
Meet the team
With more than 2000 weddings worth of experience, we know what it takes to make a day special. So, if you'd rather not make all the decisions, we've put together an affordable package containing everything you'll need.
SEE OUR Wedding PACKAGE
Or if you'd like to get into the nitty gritty, that's no problem either! No matter what your budget, you can always rely on us to craft a beautiful day. Try using our quote generator to plan your dream day and get an idea of what will work for you.
GENERATE A Tailored QUOTECEREMONIES & RECEPTIONS
We would be delighted to arrange your ceremony or reception at any time from 2pm onwards on the day of your choice, with the very occasional exception. If you are planning to have your marriage ceremony at Notley Tythe Barn, you will need to book with the Buckinghamshire Register Office once your reservation has been made. The Registrar will take bookings up to 12 months in advance, although a provisional booking may be made earlier. Please note that a separate fee is payable to the Registrar.
happy Memories
Don’t just take our word for it. View our gallery to see a selection of happy couples enjoying their big day at Notley. Plus, follow us on Instagram for heaps of inspiration, and to keep up with what's happening on the farm!
TRADITIONAL & ELEGANT
Nestling in a picturesque fold in the Chiltern Hills on the Bucks and Oxon border, Notley Tythe Barn is an ancestral part of the rural landscape. In 1991 owners Nick and Denise Reynolds lovingly restored the historic 12th Century barn. Now its beam rafted roof, its magnificent whitewashed hall and gallery echo not to the noise of harvest toil but to the sounds of wedding celebrations. Elegant and unique, it's the perfect setting for your wedding or special event.
THE COMPLETE HOSTING SERVICE
The Reynolds family have been farming Notley for over 350 years. Which is why, when they transformed the barn into a unique wedding venue, Nick and Denise wanted to make sure that it shared the same family-run feel as the rest of the farm. "The idea wasn't simply to create a place which people could book for a reception and then end up arranging everything themselves. We decided we should provide a complete hosting service too." Every detail is meticulously planned in advance, from the ceremony to the seating, the music and the food and drinks. Since 1991 they have hosted well over 2000 weddings and take genuine pleasure in arranging successful events. They would be delighted to extend a warm welcome to you.
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The barn can seat 140 guests, while a permanent Granary Bar can accommodate another 60. The doors of the barn open directly on to a garden, which reaches out towards the Chiltern Hills in the distance and has been redesigned by Steven Hendry, a Chelsea Gold Medal winning landscape architect. For the adults there is a cocktail and canapé lawn, while for the children there is a recreational lawn where they can run and play in complete safety. In addition a larger marquee can be placed on the lawn to accommodate up to 250 guests.
“We pride ourselves in our attention to detail and guarantee you a magical day, confident in the knowledge that our service has led us to become one of the most sought after wedding venues in Buckinghamshire and the surrounding counties”
