Pub wedding venues in the Home Counties have a very special vibe, and I’m always a fan of a wedding that ends in a pub! (Side note: a slightly biased article since I was married in a pub – the gorgeous Bridges Inn in Shropshire). So if you are looking for that venue that isn’t far from London, has a more relaxed vibe, some good beers on tap, and will give your guests that English country wedding feel, then do check out these pub wedding venues in the Home Counties.

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King’s Chapel, Old Amersham, Buckinghamshire

King’s Chapel is a very unique building with a beautiful domed roof, a gorgeous mezzanine level and an original pulpit from 1906. It makes for a really distinctive setting for a wedding, with some great photo opportunities! The King’s Arm’s is the adjoining pub and has been featured in TV and Film Productions including Four Weddings and a Funeral (1994), The People we Hate at The Weddings (2022), Miss Marple (1964) and My Cousin Rachel (2017) to name just a few…

Olde Bell, Hurley, Berkshire

A traditional coaching inn, the Olde Bell in Hurley offers the pub feel, with beautiful private pub gardens for your afternoon drinks reception, and a 16th century Tudor barn for the evening’s entertainment.

Old Luxters Barn, Hambledon, Oxfordshire

Old Luxters Barn is located in the Hambleden Valley, near Henley-on-Thames, set within a renowned Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The barn is part of Chiltern Valley Winery, Brewery & Vineyard so you can enjoy some unique photos in beautiful the vineyard all year round!

Elephant and Castle, Wheathamstead, Hertfordshire

This stunning 18th century pub has wonderful character and picturesque views. With two gardens, a wild flower area, a kids play frame and hidden secrets to explore there is plenty for your wedding guests. The pub has two giant tipis in the front and back gardens – heated when needed and both available to hire for your wedding day.