Sherbourne Park is an impressive Grade II listed Georgian house set on an estate between Warwick and Stratford upon Avon. Its location in central England and with easy access to the M40 makes the house a convenient and elegant Wedding Venue, gathering of friends, family, corporate entertainment or entertaining work colleagues.

The Estate has been held in the Ryland family for the past two centuries and is run by Robin and Lorena Smith-Ryland as a Wedding and Corporate venue alongside an agricultural and sporting enterprise including the River Avon and woodland. The adjacent "All Saints’ Church" is a fascinating piece of architecture commissioned by Miss Louisa Ann Ryland 1862/1864 and designed by Sir George Gilbert Scott, an eminent Victorian architect. Memorable features include marble columns with carved capitals by Farmer of London, stained glass windows by Clayton and Bell and a tabletomb designed by Augustus Pugin.

The church is perfectly convenient for a romantic stroll past the lake and through the garden to the reception venue which can be located in a marquee on the front lawn or, for a smaller more intimate setting in Sherbourne Park.