50 Wedding Venues near Isle Of Wight

We found 50 Wedding Venues within 0 miles21 miles of Isle Of Wight

Although planning a wedding is terrifically exciting, it’s undoubtedly a very busy, and often stressful, time. If you’ve decided that you want to get married on the gorgeous Isle of Wight, and don’t know quite where to start, you’ll be excited to find out that we’ve got you covered with our well put together list. Each of the venues on our list has made the cut because of their many great qualities. You may choose to celebrate with absolutely everybody that you know in a historic venue or want a venue that has a more stripped back feel, but whatever your preferences, we’ve got something for you. On our list, there is something that caters to every couple’s tastes. You will find plenty of purse friendly wedding venues and a range of luxurious options, you just tell us where your budget sits. With our great list of wedding venues in the stunning Isle of Wight, there is something suited to every dream. 

 Wedding Venues near Isle Of Wight
 Wedding Venues near Isle Of Wight
 Wedding Venues near Isle Of Wight
 Wedding Venues near Isle Of Wight
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Captains Club Hotel & Spa

Captains Club Hotel & Spa

Dorset
20.6 miles

Laid-back luxury at its best, our wedding spaces offer all of the wonderful touches you've come ...

Marwell Hotel

Marwell Hotel

Hampshire
20.6 miles

Here at Marwell Hotel, we take great pride in being able to offer some of the best facilities fo ...

Paultons Golf Centre

Paultons Golf Centre

Romsey
20.7 miles

Situated on the edge of the New Forest, Paultons is situated in a stunning location to make your ...

The Bell Inn, New Forest

The Bell Inn, New Forest

Hampshire
20.7 miles

If you seek rustic charm, then The Bell Inn is your ideal New Forest wedding venue. Loved by al ...

Sopley Mill

Sopley Mill

Christchurch
21.0 miles

A stunning, newly renovated watermill surrounded on both sides by the Avon River with uninterrup ...


A stunning island just off the south coast of England, the Isle of Wight is one of the sunnier parts of the English Channel, and is a popular choice with those who want to enjoy pristine beaches and seafront promenades. The famous, sandy Shanklin Beach is a hotspot of this island, and who knows, you may even find some dinosaur remains or fossils if you're strolling around Compton Bay or Yaverland Beach. Lying on the western part of the island, The Needles is a space that draws in visitors to marvel at the huge White Chalk Rocks that sit behind a 19th century lighthouse. Whilst the island has been a popular holiday destination with Brits since the Victorian era, it’s starting to become a popular choice across the world because of its laid back nature and almost tropical beauty. 

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