Sussex wedding venue Tilgate Park is ready and waiting

Wedding ceremony gazebo at Tilgate Park set up for styled shoot with autumnal hues
Credit: www.vparker.photo

Crawley Borough Council has launched the town’s newest wedding venue: Tilgate Park. This beautiful space is now licensed to host weddings and has availability for 2021 dates and beyond.

The Walled Garden boasts the most stunning scenery including peaceful formal gardens and ponds, an evergreen hedge maze, events area for a reception marquee and a café, making it the ideal location for celebrations. What’s more the Family Garden has been transformed into the magical Wedding Garden, able to seat up to 100 either side of the aisle leading to a wooden arbour beneath which you can say your “I dos.” Utterly charming!
Councillor Chris Mullins, cabinet member for wellbeing at Crawley Borough Council says, “Tilgate Park is a stunning place to visit, but now with the chance to celebrate your big day there, this a very exciting adventure. The Tilgate Park team has worked extremely hard to create a magical venue that you and your guests will remember forever.”

To find out more turn to page 25 for our characterful venues feature. Also, check out www.tilgateparkweddings.co.uk or contact Sabrina Grant at weddings@crawley.gov.uk for booking details.

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