The Boathouse is set on Norfolk’s Ormesby Broad

A large room filled with round tables decorated with flowers

The Boathouse, NR29 3LP
01493 730 342 | www.theboathouseormesbybroad.co.uk


Just a few miles from the coast and the popular seaside town of Yarmouth is The Boathouse. Set in an idyllic spot on Norfolk’s Ormesby Broad, the venue is in a picturesque location where your guests can relax on the terrace and take in the stunning views while waiting for you to arrive for the ceremony.

Celebrate in style
Wonderfully light and airy, The Ceremony Room is 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.

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. Alternatively, head out to the decked terrace for an al fresco celebration.

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You can arrive at the ceremony via a boat, which looks great in those all-important photographs.

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