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The Parlour at Blagdon

Intimate countryside wedding venue ten minutes north of Newcastle. Exclusive use, a Grade II listed Smithy for ceremonies, courtyard with festoon lights, and the Willow Room seating up to 90 guests.

Blagdon, Seaton Burn, Newcastle upon Tyne, NE13 6BZ Visit website @blagdonparlour @the_parlour_at_blagdon

About The Parlour at Blagdon

The Parlour at Blagdon is a countryside wedding venue in Blagdon, around a ten-minute drive north of Newcastle. Couples have exclusive use of the venue for their celebration. Ceremonies can take place either in a Grade II listed smithy or outdoors in the courtyard, with gardens and on-site bedrooms for guests. The venue caters daytime receptions for up to 90 guests and evening receptions for up to 175, with dining menus prepared by its chefs ranging from traditional three-course meals to Mediterranean-inspired options. Enquiries and viewings are arranged directly with the venue.

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