The team at Falmer Court are proud to be custodians of The Great Thatched Barn

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THE GREAT THATCHED BARN AT FLAMER COURT
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The team at Falmer Court are proud to be custodians of The Great Thatched Barn. A new, exclusive venue it will only be hosting a limited number of weddings per year. The Barn is the largest Medieval thatched barn in the country and is a staggering 900 years old.

The grounds here are immaculately maintained with a beautiful formal garden where you’ll be welcome to take pictures to remember your special day. There’s also a fabulous stretch tent on the lawn, which offers the ideal spot for reception drinks and canapés.

THE “I DOS”
How and where you exchange your vows here is your choice. The barn offers a memorable inside space and can seat 130 loved ones. Alternatively, if the open air calls to you, the grounds are also available to you and can host your ceremony.

THE CELEBRATIONS
With its soaring timbered roof, flint walls and oak beams giving it a cathedral-like feel, the historical Barn really does deliver an incredible atmosphere for a magical wedding. Also, incredibly versatile it can be arranged to suit your preferred layout and can seat 200 for your wedding breakfast. It can also accommodate the same number for the evening revelries.

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