Weddings in the East Midlands

The stunning scenery of the East Midlands will most certainly temp you with fairy tale wedding locations across the region. Follow the love story of the award wining Pride and Prejudice or uncover the mysteries of the Da Vinci Code by experiencing the locations first-hand, the choice is yours.

Come and see the beautiful county Derbyshire along with the Peak District which stretches into the northern most part of the county where you can explore the breathtaking scenery of the Derbyshire Dales from the steep cliffs to the crystal clear river valleys and mesmerizing caves. The Southern reaches are home to the National Forest with literally hundreds of things to do and see, from water-based activities to serious shopping! Admire what is thought to be the most beautiful river in England. The river Dove in Dovedale has attracted thousands of visitors each year with its steep woody slopes, gleaming water pools and peaceful meadows which together create a rambler’s paradise.

Robin Hood’s Sherwood Forest lies within Nottinghamshire where you can follow the footsteps of this much-loved legend. Meander through the magical woodlands of ancient oak trees and sandy heath land. The stylish city of Nottingham is a vibrant place to be with a fantastic nightlife and by day explore the history of Nottingham castle or stroll through the medieval streets filled with culture.

Want peace and tranquillity then head straight to the rolling Lincolnshire Wolds. This county of open countryside and gently sloping hills has been designated an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty…What better place to spend the most wonderful day of your life. Lincolnshire also has some excellent coasts, the Fun Coast with traditional seaside resorts offering lots of fun for the family and the Rural Coast with wild stretches of sand thriving with wildlife is ideal for the nature lovers and the romantics. Lincoln is a delight with its cathedral and castle drawing much attention to the city. Keep your eyes to the sky; you may be lucky enough to catch the Red Arrows (RAF) team practicing their displays.

Hidden in the heart of England is Leicestershire. Its capital, Leicester offers a ‘Big City’ experience with designer shops, classy café bars, authentic Indian Restaurants and entertainment that will keep you out till the early hours. Surrounding Leicester is peaceful countryside with market towns well worth exploring, from pork pies and stilton cheese in Melton Mowbray to a grammar school on stilts at Market Harborough.

Rutland’s motto 'Multum in Parvo' means 'much in little' and this is most certainly true of England's smallest county. Its most central feature is Rutland Water, the largest man-made reservoir in Europe. It is a haven for fishing enthusiasts, birdwatchers and cyclists. It is also is a great place to try windsurfing, sailing or canoeing. Take a drive through the small unspoilt villages of thatch and ironstone cottages each with their own unique character and local charm.

The county of ‘squires and spires’, Northamptonshire, is decorated with a wide variety of historic buildings and country houses. It is home to the famous country estate of the Spencer family and the last resting place of Diana, Princess of Wales. There is an exhibition which depicts her childhood, royal wedding and her charitable work, set in the beautiful, tranquil setting of the Royal Oval ornamental lake. Come and experience spectacular motor sport action at Silverstone Motor Racing Circuit with plenty of events throughout the year.

Film makers have their spot light on the East Midland’s why not have the backdrops of your wedding one from the numerous film locations around the region.