GET MARRIED BY THE SEA
THE GRAIN STORE
We are a young, new and family run venue – with a marriage license! We understand how exciting yet daunting planning a wedding can be but we will be with you every step of the way to create your perfect wedding day. We are open for viewings and can provide virtual tours if you wish. We look forward to meeting you.
Alice & Ross
Situated on the site of a traditional English farm, the Grain Store is not just a barn – but a truly special place to spend your big day. With modern interiors and amenities as well as complete privacy, hire of The Grain Store also includes accommodation at The Farmhouse, a luxury five-star house that sleeps up to fourteen people – perfect for wedding guests and family.
THE BEACH
The Beach is an incredible waterfront spot for ceremonies.
It is a beautiful spot with panoramic views from Start Point to Dartmouth, so if you’re looking to get married by the sea there’s no better place!
THE FARMHOUSE
The Farmhouse at Lower Widdicombe Farm has been luxuriously modernised and decorated, with sumptuous fittings and furnishings.
The Farmhouse boasts seven bedrooms, six bathrooms, a huge kitchen, wood burning stove and much more. It has all you need for you and your family and friends!
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We are open for business!
I haven't written in a while as we have been really busy with our first ever wedding! Marie and Keith had a beautiful winter wedding [...]
Silk Parachutes
After a lot of sewing and climbing up scaffolding towers, we have managed to hang these two silk parachutes to the ceiling of The Grain [...]
A lovely day for a bit of drilling
On a still, sunny morning, Josh takes advantage of the dry weather to break up the concrete in front of the porch doors so we [...]
Nearly there!
So a lot has happened since I last wrote! The porch is now finished and the glass is in. The bar and the catering area [...]
A clean slate
The roof of the porch is now finished with a handsome graphite slate - looking lovely in the January drizzle.