Derbyshire’s luxury wedding venues includes Georgian country hotel and 18th century ballroom in spa town

If you’ve been a guest at a recent wedding - we are in the middle of wedding season after all - you may be thinking about your own nuptials.

One key aspect of a wedding is venue and we have a list of places that could be right up your aisle.

Derbyshire is more than just a super accessible region. Yes, its location means it is in the heart of the UK, making it relatively easy to travel to, from all over the UK.

Derbyshire is also filled with pretty locations that could be perfect for your special day.

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Set against the backdrop of the stunning Peak District, luscious locations include antiquated Grade I listed buildings and grand country homes.

Here are four top elegant wedding venues in Derbyshire

Buxton Crescent

An old Georgian spa hotel in a Grade I listed building is a heritage-rich venue for your wedding.

The honey-stone façade gives a hint of the luxury inside featuring magnificent restored function rooms.

These include an 18th century ballroom whose original features of intricate painted ceiling and historical chandeliers, will have your eyes glued to the ceiling.

The hotel is the hard work of the Fifth Duke of Devonshire who built the venue over a decade between 1779 and 1789.

If a stunning, heritage-rich venue is your dream wedding location, then Buxton Crescent could be on your list of places to explore.

For more information visit its website by clicking here.

Chatsworth House

This stunning stately home is not only one of the top tourist attractions in the country, it is also full of elegance and the perfect venue for a wedding.

The Grade I listed historic house sits in a 105-acre garden, surrounded by lush natural parkland and woodland.

Sculptural features add to the outdoor wedding appeal, whilst the interior of the Carriage House in the 18th century stables with original stone walls and archways, is equally impressive.

For more information visit its website by clicking here.

Grangefields

This new Derbyshire wedding venue is located on the historic Trusley Estate.

Its food-related features could well be a draw for foodies.

They may appreciate the show kitchen with BBQ, French rotisserie rotating pizza oven and Argentinian Asado in the courtyard which showcases live fire cooking at its best.

The ceremony room with oak roof has an open fire, giant candle-lit chandeliers and walls adorned with candles.

If you wanted to check out the venue to get an idea of what to expect, Grangefields is hosting a summer party on Saturday June 29, 2024.

For more information about Grangefields visit its website by clicking here.

Peak Edge Hotel

If you have a love for all things countryside then this idyllic setting at Peak Edge Hotel could be on your shortlist of places to check out for your wedding.

The grounds are picturesque and interiors are gorgeous.

Classic features such as vaulted dining rooms, roaring open fireplaces, oak beams and hanging crystal chandeliers makes this venue even more special for your big day.

If you were keen on an outdoor wedding, then tranquil waters and gorgeous greenery could be a calming backdrop on your wedding day.

For more information about the hotel visit its website.

For more wedding venues visit Bridebook’s website by clicking here.