Field Place Manor & Barns in Worthing wins its third successive TWIA

the Field Place team at TWIAs

Field Place Manor House & Barns in Worthing has recently won its third successive national accolade at the 2023 Wedding Industry Awards. The prestigious awards are held annually in celebration of the most talented and hard-working suppliers in the industry. In November 2022, Field Place won the South East regional award for Best Events Team, which secured them a place at the national finals in January 2023.
 
The awards are voted for by couples married during October 2021 and October 2022 at the venue; their scoring and feedback is then passed on to a judging panel who decide the winners. This year no less than 1,300 suppliers entered and 26,543 couples had their say, with 135 industry experts deliberated over the submissions.

Amanda Millis, weddings and events manager at Field Place Manor House & Barns said, “We're over the moon to have won a national title for the third time, and for three different categories. This award is special to us as we really do work hard to give our couples the wedding of their dreams.”

Find out more about hosting your big day at Field Place at www.fieldplace.co.uk

the beautiful gardens at Field Place Manor & Barns in Worthing
Bride and groom kiss outside wedding barn at Field Place Manor & Barns in Worthing

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