Your Yorkshire Wedding - Jan/Feb 2018 (Issue 28)

As time goes by Grays Court, York Boasting more than 900 years of colourful history, this family- owned boutique hotel is nestled in the shadows of York Minster and the city walls. Thought to be one of the oldest continually occupied houses in the UK, the venue was originally commissioned by the first Norman Archbishop of York in 1080 and since then has played host to some of England’s most historical figures. Its oak-panelled walls and quintessentially English gardens ooze charm, making it an idyllic setting for tying the knot. Couples can say ‘I do’ either outside in the bright summerhouse, while inside the house there’s a choice of holding celebrations within the Long Gallery, the Sterne Room or the library with its stunning feature fireplace. The venue caters for a maximum of 40 day guests with an additional 50 accommodated during the evening. Ceremony licence? Yes Contact: 01904 612 613 grayscourtyork.com We love... the great food and wine choices that the team at this venue has to offer. Historical venues in which to tie the knot 23 HISTORIC VENUES