Carlton Manor, a bespoke wedding venue in the East Riding of Yorkshire, is set to open in April 2021.
The current wedding venue, which has recently been acquired by Nic Marshall and Simon Spinks, will be completely overhauled and rebranded into a stunning multi-use site.
The pair have invested two million pounds into the renovation of the site ready to support the increasing wedding and domestic travel demand, and have enlisted the help of Yorkshire interior designers, Matthews Mee Limited. The specialist interior design practice will transform the venue into a stylish, bespoke destination; one which effortlessly complements the stunning East Yorkshire landscape.
Marshall is a born and bred Yorkshire man with strong roots in the region and was already familiar with the site having known the outgoing owners for many years.
As it is not expected that weddings will be able to commence until at least April due to Covid-19, a huge boom in weddings is predicted for late 2021; a trend which will progress into 2022. Carlton Manor comes at the perfect time to help handle the demand and reward patient couples with a long-awaited day of their dreams. The breath-taking site will be available for exclusive private hire for weddings, corporate events and staycations.
Plans for the site include a magnificent master tipi for weddings, which can hold up to 150 guests, a charming 8-room manor house including a cosy, secluded 2-bedroom hideaway. With a large family kitchen at its heart, the manor house allows guests to feel like a Lord and Lady for the duration of their stay.
For those looking for a unique UK break, the site will also house 10 luxury staycation pods to accommodate additional wedding and leisure guests. However, these will not be available until the end of 2021.
Nic Marshall, CEO of Carlton Manor, comments:
“I am incredibly proud and excited to launch Carlton Manor, and start welcoming couples from spring – providing it is safe to do so and government guidelines permit it. It will be an amazing, creative canvas for couples to put their own stamp on and make the place their own. I feel privileged to give themselves and their guests the opportunity to escape from the everyday and use the venue in their own way, and I can’t wait to see how they do this!”
