Is This The UK’s Most Unique Wedding Destination? Couples Can Prepare For The Rollercoaster Of Marriage By Getting Married At A Country Retreat With A Huge Private Fairground
They say marriage is like a rollercoaster. This Kent wedding venue helps couples prepare for the experience.
That’s because it has its own fairground – the largest private fairground in the UK – with old-fashioned rides, food stalls, retro fairground games, rollers, dodgems, a Ferris wheel, a rollercoaster and, for the ultimate marriage training, a 35mph runaway train-themed rollercoaster.
The venue is called Marleybrook House and the website promises that the bride and groom will be ‘laughing over and over again’.
There is also plenty to do for the little ones. From children’s attractions at the funfair to play areas with swings, slides, a climbing frame and a trampoline.
The quirky concept has garnered many positive reviews, with guests saying they had a great time at the fair on Google reviews and some couples describe it as the ‘best day’ of their lives.
Marleybrook House in Kent is perhaps the UK’s most unique wedding venue, with its own fairground (pictured)
From rollers and bumper cars to a Ferris wheel and whitewater, the newlyweds will be “aching with laughter,” according to the venue’s website
One reviewer wrote: ‘We had a great day at Marleybrook. The venue is beautiful and was the talk of the guests even before we had the crazy funfair.’
Marleybrook House was once the home of singer and actress Eartha Kitt and was used for many years as a retreat for show business celebrities.
In 2006 the property was purchased by the current owners and in 2013 it opened for weddings and events.
The private funfair is the largest in the UK and has received many positive reviews
Above you can see the location’s train themed roller coaster ride
A guest wrote on Google how great they had a great time at the location
The rural retreat spans over 10 acres of gardens, with three different ceremony spaces to choose from, including a garden terrace, a walled garden and the covered oak barn.
According to the website: ‘It is no surprise that Marleybrook House has been welcoming guests since its inception.
‘As your guests enjoy the quintessential English countryside setting, with blossoming flowers and budding romance, it’s almost like stepping onto the set of Darling Buds of May.’
For more information about Marleybrook House or to book a viewing, visit the website at www.marleybrookhouse.co.uk/.
Marleybrook House (above), once home to singer and actress Eartha Kitt, was used for many years as a retreat for show business celebrities
