Wedding suppliers in Lincoln
Lincoln wedding suppliers for venues, photographers, florists, caterers and bands across the historic city, the Lincolnshire Wolds and the surrounding countryside.
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Suppliers covering Lincoln
Planning a wedding in Lincoln
On a hill above the flat Lincolnshire landscape, Lincoln's cathedral and castle face each other across a cobbled square. The cathedral is one of the great medieval buildings of Europe, and the castle holds an original copy of Magna Carta. Steep Hill, the aptly named street that climbs between the lower and upper town, is lined with old houses and independent shops, and makes a charming backdrop for photographs.
City settings
The Bailgate area at the top of the hill has historic buildings, hotels and restaurants, while the Brayford Waterfront, down by the river, offers a more modern feel. City venues suit both intimate and larger celebrations.
Lincolnshire countryside
The county's landscape is broad and peaceful, with big skies and quiet villages. The Lincolnshire Wolds to the north-east have rolling chalk hills, with Louth on their eastern edge. To the south, Sleaford and Grantham sit among farmland with country houses and estates. Gainsborough lies to the north-west near the Trent, and across the Nottinghamshire border, Newark and Retford widen the choice further. Barns, farm venues and marquee sites are common throughout the area.
Some practical points for planning:
- Distances in Lincolnshire can be greater than they look, and many roads are single carriageway. Allow plenty of travel time.
- Open countryside can be windy. Plan sheltered spots for drinks and photographs.
- Many rural venues are dry hire, so allow time to source caterers, bar staff and furniture.
- Lincoln's centre is hilly and partly restricted to traffic. Plan drop-off points.
Getting there
Lincoln has direct trains to London King's Cross, as well as links to Newark and Nottingham. The A46 and A15 bring road traffic into the city, and East Midlands and Humberside airports are within reach.
In England, civil ceremonies must take place at a register office or approved premises, and you give notice at your local register office. The Lincolnshire register office service can confirm current notice periods and ceremony options.