Maplehurst Farm offers a peaceful waterside setting on a working deer farm

View of a wedding tipi across the pond at Maplehurst Farm Credit: Studio Rouge
Bride and groom in the fields of Maplehurst Farm at the sun sets Credit: Hollie Carlin Photography

Fiesta Fields is an outdoor wedding and events company, repesenting a range of gorgeous outdoor venues including Maplehurst Farm near Horsham. It offers a beautiful and peaceful waterside setting on a working deer farm. The farm creates a relaxed and tranquil vibe, perfect for celebrating your wedding surrounded by idyllic countryside.

The venue offers an idyllic blank canvas if you're looking to celebrate in a way that's unique to you. The team at Fiesta Fields brings a wealth of event and project management experience, along with creativity, attention to detail and a knowledge of local suppliers. You're offered full or partial coordination, or an essentials package that includes land hire, power, loos, security and on-the-day coordination. Check out https://fiestafields.co.uk/packages. You have full flexibility with your choice of suppliers and the blank canvas of a field means you can have input on every last detail, giving you a day that's personal to you.

Situated in the quiet village of Nuthurst, just 15 minutes from Horsham, Maplehurst Farm, the site

offers the essentials you need for an al fresco wedding including secure parking and mains water. Best of all, you can host your ceremony wherever you wish among the grounds. There's also overnight camping or glamping on site. You're welcome to invite up to 180 guests to your wedding breakfast, and the same number to the big evening bash.

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07539 880 031 | https://fiestafields.co.uk

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