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Weddings at
BARCLAY HOUSE
Barclay House is now a licensed
venue for civil wedding ceremonies
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We specialise in small,
intimate weddings here at
BARCLAY HOUSE. This is the
perfect venue for your wedding
or
reception.
Overlooking the
East Looe River valley and
countryside beyond you are
sure to capture those precious
moments of your special day.
This truly is the perfect
venue for your wedding
or reception.
Click here for further
details and tariffs. Do come and have a
look before you decide on
anywhere else!
Weddings on St Georges
Island Looe: Island Nuptials
Barclay House and
St.George’s island offer
unique wedding location
'Islands in the Stream' is
widely recognised as a first
dance for many a couple
across the UK. Cornish
bolthole hotel, Barclay
House, is quite literally
putting the lyrics into
action with the chance for
couples to take their vows
on their very own private
island. |
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some recent Looe
Island Weddings |
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Images by Mark Walker : Face photography
T: 01503 262664
W:
www.face-photography.co.uk
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Your perfect wedding venue... |
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There was nothing more you could have done
for them to make their day go smoothly in
every detail and be memorable for them. The
location was perfect, the hotel was just
what they wanted, and you and all your staff
were superb” Deborah Kirk – referring to son
Peter and Fiona’s wedding – 24th April 2010 |
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Deborah Kirk – referring to son Peter and
Fiona’s wedding – April 2010 |
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Dear Graham, Richard, and all the other
members of the fantastic team at Barclay
House - you'll remember me as Best Man from
the wedding this weekend just gone.
I just wanted to send a note, on behalf of
all the families and friends, and of course
Kim and Stuart, to say thank you so much for
the fantastic two days. I thought the whole
thing was managed superbly, and most
importantly, the quality of service and
attention to detail was truly excellent,
helping to create a relaxed and hugely
enjoyable time for all.
Thanks again to everyone involved. Oh, and
thank you for throwing in the good weather
too! PS. my additional thanks to Richard for
solving my bow tie crisis! |
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Chris Thorndycraft
September 2009 |
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"If we’d asked for the moon to be brought to
the door, they’d have done it!” |
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– Kate Johnson, who married Keith
Holland on
St. Georges Island followed by their
reception at
Barclay House on 2nd August 2009 |
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In
collaboration with
Cornwall Wildlife Trust,
Barclay House is offering a
once in a lifetime
opportunity to marry on
legendary St.George’s
Island. The island is known
to date back to 1139 and
includes the ruins of a
Benedictine chapel, legend
also states that Joseph of
Arimethea landed here with
the child Christ.
The island
was inhabited by two sisters
who lived in the stunning
surroundings until 2004,
when the Island was left as
a legacy to Cornwall
Wildlife Trust. Channel 4
recently featured St
George's Island on Time Team
due to its significant
archaeological appeal.
The 22 acre island is now
managed by the Trust as a
marine nature reserve with
weddings limited strictly to
12 per year, making it one
of the most coveted venues
in Cornwall.
The unique
package means that guests
can take advantage of the
awe-inspiring scenery of
their own private island,
with the bride and groom
arriving separately by boat
from the mainland historic
fishing town of Looe.
Ceremonies are especially
intimate, with numbers
strictly limited to no more
than 32 guests.
After the ceremony, couples
can celebrate with friends
and family and keep in the
Cornish spirit with a
sparkling wine toast from
Camel Valley vineyard.
Guests are then escorted
from the island to the
reception and wedding
breakfast at Barclay House
in Looe which boasts an AA
rosette award winning
restaurant, six acres of
ever changing gardens and
woodlands, accommodation of
11 bedrooms and eight luxury
self catering cottages.
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Notes:
- Weddings can only take
place on the island between
the months of
April-September.
- The island is licensed for
weddings until 21st June
2012.
- Barclay House will act as
a back up venue if the
island were inaccessible for
any reason on the day of the
ceremony.
- St.George’s Island is a
marine nature reserve
- Only the trust’s boat, The
Islander may be used to
ferry guest to and from the
Island.
- Compostable confetti only
can be used on the Island.
- All island weddings must
be booked through Barclay
House. |
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