The Boathouse in Norfolk is hosting a wedding fair on Sunday 17th March

A wedding breakfast set up in a large, light-filled room

The Boathouse is a stunning wedding venue, just a few miles from the coast and the popular seaside town of Yarmouth. Come and see what the property has to offer at its wedding fair on Sunday 17th March. Doors open from 11am to 3pm and entry is free of charge. This is the perfect opportunity to view the venue and meet a host of local suppliers who can help make your dream wedding a reality.

Explore the wonderfully light and airy Ceremony Room. Big enough for up to 120 of your friends and family, the sliding glass doors open onto the spacious terrace, and beside it, there’s a pretty wedding arbour where you can say your vows. You can even arrive by boat if you wish! After tying the knot, you will proceed to the beautiful wedding breakfast and celebration rooms, a perfect blend of modern and classic styles and enjoy a sit-down meal with your loved ones. Between the two main rooms is a reception and private bar area, ideal for drinks and canapés.

Head over to www.theboathouseormesbybroad.co.uk for more information.

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