Bands Hired for a Wedding or Party around Portsmouth, Hampshire & Chichester, Sussex
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HMS Excellent Officers Mess HMS Excellent, Whale Island, Portsmouth , PO2 8ER,
Hampshire
a unit with a long
history, it is the naval headquarters and a base for frontline training unit,
but also hosts many events requiring music ranging from jazz to classical, for
those connected with.
Wedding Celebration
The WS Ceilidh / Barn Dance Band ref: 4343
Fareham Working Men's Club Mill Lane Fareham , PO16 0TN, Hampshire
Fareham Lions Barn Dance in aid of Sam's Haven
The RR Ceilidh / Barn Dance Band ref: 4445
Knowle Village Hall (old church), Knowle Village, Wickham, , PO17 5LG, Hampshire
this is the village hall for a small town with many Georgian houses, which take
on a mellow aura in evening sunlight. Wickham was the birthplace in 1324 of
William of Wyke-ham. Chancellor of England and the founder of Winchester
College and of New College, Oxford (thanks for building the college, we have had
people hiring jazz bands, string quartets and ceilidh bands many the Oxford
colleges, so good on you mate). About 500 years later the mill by the bridge was
built from timbers taken from the American frigate Chesapeake, captured in 1813.
To the east lies the Forest of Bere.
40th Birthday
The IS Scottish Ceilidh Band ref: 4453.2
D-Day memorial hall, Priory Rd, Fareham, Hampshire, PO17 6ED, Hampshire
it certainly all
happens in Fareham. Is quite interesting when people book one of our bands for a
place that I have some connection knowledge of.
Wedding - Kelly and Steven
The NJS Jazz Trio ref: 6179.2
Lavant Memorial Hall - Nr Chichester West Sussex, , PO18 0AH, West Sussex
Chichester is an absolutely beautiful location, and when holidaying in the area
or visiting friends, I've had many delightful walks. It sits on a plain of rich
farmland between the shining creeks, green islands and salt flats of Chichester
Harbour, one of the largest semi-enclosed areas of tidal water in southern
England, and the western rampart of the South Downs—the 'blunt, bow-headed,
whale-backed Downs', as Rudyard Kipling described them.
The downs of West Sussex, heavily wooded, come within a few miles of Chichester.
Hidden in their folds are little churches, many dating from the i2th and ijth
centuries, and tiny villages with houses of flint, half-timbered brickwork and
thatch. Many of the villages grew up under the protective wing of great estates
such as Goodwood, which preserve large stretches of unspoilt downland
countryside.
The area is rich in history. The downs are crisscrossed by ancient trackways,
fine country today for walkers and horsemen. The South Downs Way runs along the
downs north of Chichester at the start of its 8o-mile course eastwards across
four river valleys to Beachy Head. Chichester was already the site of an
important settlement when the Romans arrived in AD 43 and made Cogidubnus, the
reigning local king, their viceroy. The site of what may have been his palace is
still being unearthed at Fishbourne. Four centuries later the Saxons encountered
little resistance in this area; attractive seaside and downland villages like
West Wittering and the Hartings preserve the Saxon suffix of -mg, meaning 'the
people of.
21st Birthday Party
The PA Function Band ref: 5509.1
Lavant Memorial Hall, Pook Lane, East Lavant, Chichester, , PO18 0AH, West
Sussex
the hall, built in the 1920s as a memorial to those who died in the First World
War, is not the most beautiful of buildings, but as a style of that period, and
inside is in fact excellent for music and dancing, whether a function band or
barn dance band.
Wedding
The CX Ceilidh / Barn Dance Band ref: 4602
Boxgrove Village Hall, PO18 0EE, Hampshire.all,
the hall, with its polished wooden floor, high ceiling and curved laminated wood
pillars gives a wonderfully open space for music and dancing. It is calling out
for someone to hire a ceilidh band, which is just what someone did on this
occasion:
50th Birthday party for Laura and Mel
The KF Ceilidh Band ref: 4441
Boxgrove Village Hall, The Street, Boxgrove, Chichester, West Sussex, , PO18
0EE, Hampshire
and on this
occasion:
50th Birthday party for Laura and Mel
The KF Ceilidh Band ref: 4441
and quite possibly on other occasions. Was down here are just a few of the
bookings that we have taken for our music groups. If we included all bookings
that we had ever taken, it would become ridiculously long list.
Farbridge Barn, West Dean, Chichester, West Sussex, , PO18 0JT, West Sussex
licensed for civil
weddings and partnerships, this ancient barn with stone walls on the interior
and beamed ceiling has great acoustics, whether for solo pianist, as in this
case, a string quartet, jazz band or ceilidh. Open spaces like this in buildings
with good acoustics (i.e. hard floors and walls to reflect sound,) are very best
of the dancing and music.
West Dean itself is a
charming downland village, with flint and half-timbered houses. It lies in the
valley of the River Lavant, and has a park of beeches, horse chestnuts and elms,
and a botanical garden of azaleas, magnolias and rhododendrons. At Singleton, to
the east east, is the Weald and Downland Open Museum, an open-air exhibition of
ancient wooden buildings transferred from their original sites.
Wedding
Pianist - Roger ref: 2783
Hangar 8, Goodwood Motor circuit, Chichester, West Sussex. , PO18 0PH, West
Sussex
this is located on
the Goodwood motor circuit and Goodwood Aerodrome.
40th birthday party
The KF Barn Dance / Ceilidh Band ref: 4522.1
Goodwood Park Hotel, Goodwood, Chichester, West Sussex, , PO18 0QB, West Sussex
this hotel, set
within a 12,000 acre estate (rather big garden) but only caters for weddings and
civil partnerships, being on the Goodwood estate is connected with motorsport,
horseracing, flying, golf, shooting and cricket. I guess hiring a barn dance
band for wedding is just one of many possibilities.
The site of the modern town
of Chichester was a settlement of the Regni tribe before the Romans built their
new town of Novio-magus there. After the Romans left, the Saxon chieftain Aella
gave the ruined city to his son Cissa, who called it after himself—Cissa's
Ceaster or Castle. Viewed from any high point on the downs, Chichester is set
amid -fields, coloured woods, glimmering salt marshes and stippled harbour
waters, with the thin cathedral spire pointing like a sword to heaven. The
cathedral, begun c. 1091 by Bishop Ralph, the Norman, has a nave of soaring
beauty. There is a magnificent window in the south transept, and the graceful,
tapering spire, 277 ft high, dominates the West Sussex coastal plain. There are
noble streets and homely corners of history in the town, a ijth-century market
cross, some fine Georgian houses and long stretches of the original Roman wall.
Wedding
The CX Ceilidh / Barn Dance Band ref: 4602
The Fishbourne Centre, 46 Blackboy Lane, Bracknell, Chichester, West Sussex. ,
PO18 8BE,
this has a large
open hall, including a small stage at one end of the performers, which is always
nice to have.
The town is one of the major
Roman relics in Britain lies just west of Chichester, on a well-signposted side
road. Excavations have disclosed an important Roman palace occupied during the
2nd and 3rd centuries AD, during the peak period of the Roman occupation; it may
have originally been the palace of Cogidubnus, the Briton made viceroy by the
Romans. Sections of the walls, baths and heating system are visible, but the
most memorable feature of the palace is its superb mosaic floors. One intricate
panel, 17 ft square, has as its central medallion a winged boy astride a
dolphin. There is an adjoining museum devoted to the history of the site and an
imaginative portrayal of life in Roman Britain.
60th birthday party
The RJ Barn Dance / Ceilidh Band ref: 4552
40th birthday/10th Wedding anniversary celebration
The SM Barn Dance/ Ceilidh Band ref: 4444
Littlegreen School, Compton Chichester W.Sussex. , PO18 9NW, West Sussex
there is an imposing splendid column buildings and the school
25th Wedding Anniversary Party
The KF Ceilidh Band ref: 4441
Assembly Room , The Council House North Street , Chichester , PO19 1LQ, West
Sussex
dating from 1782, high ceilings, polished wooden floor and large open floor
space (something like 18 x 9 m, with small stage at one end, makes it an ideal
place for a country dance.
70th birthday
The SM Barn Dance/ Ceilidh Band ref: 4444
Staff Scottish Ceilidh Evening
The CM Scottish Ceilidh Band ref: 6295.1
Rathbone Investment Management, North Pallant, Chichester, PO19 1TJ, West
Sussex
Drinks Party
The BL String Quartet ref: 2389.1
George Bell House/ Vicar's Hall, Chichester Cathedral, Chichester, PO191PX, West
Sussex
because all is
full of character, with its dark beams on a white ceiling, best work walls and
carved window surrounds. Being part of Chichester Cathedral, then it will be a
well used having music played in and around it over the centuries. The wedding
ceremony held in the cathedral, perhaps the cathedral organ, or perhaps with a
string quartet playing for the processional, signing the register and
recessional, it is but a short walk to the location for the reception. This
makes it very easy for the string quartet to move location, ready to play as
bride, groom and guests make their entrance.
Wedding reception
The CW String Ensemble ref: 2027.2
Portsmouth, Hampshire, PO2 7QS, Hampshire
Portsmouth has been inseparably connected with Britain's days of naval
greatness. Today the warships are more thinly scattered in Portsmouth's 30O-acre
dockyard. Many of them are reserve ships of the Home Fleet kept in 'mothballs',
but the whole area remains a key part of Britain's defence network. The historic
dockyard, with the victory and other historic naval vessels has been the
location for a number of musical performances by our ensemble.
Ports Down, the long ridge backing Portsmouth to the north, looks down on a vast
conglomeration of airfields, barracks and training bases, stretching for 7 miles
from the air base at Lee-on-the-Solent to the Royal Marine barracks at Kastney.
The view has changed considerably over the years, with the building of the
marina and the land reclamation around that area. We've always had a number of
jazz bands and string quartets in the Portsmouth area as a result of retired
military bands men, always of the highest quality.
Inland, behind Ports Down, lie small villages in the much-diminished Forest of
Bere, which is crossed hy main roads but preserves patches of woodland and is
bordered to the north by the green pastures of the Meon Valley. Traffic on the
busy A32 thunders through the streets of many of the Meon villages; but at
Corhampton an attractive minor road crosses the river and runs downstream for 5
miles.
wedding
Harpist - Alice ref: 2069.1
Oving Jubilee Hall, Oving, Chichester, West Sussex., PO20 2DQ,
a very striking,
black wood, modernistic barn conversion style of building, it can house a large
gathering, beard birthday or wedding, with dancing amply available.
50th birthday
The SH Irish Ceilidh Band ref: 4490.1
Oving Village Hall High St, Chichester , PO20 2DQ, Hampshire
Corporate
The RR Ceilidh / Barn Dance Band ref: 4445
Farm Bookers Lane, Earnley , PO20 7JG, West Sussex
A village of the Selsey
peninsula, with a 14th-century church. There is a group of thatched flint barns
at Marsh Farm, near the beach, and an old windmill at nearby Somerley. Offshore,
low spring tides in Bracklesham Bay disclose unusual deposits of slate-coloured
clays known as the Bracklesham Beds.
Birthday
The CT Covers Band ref: 6291
West Wittering, West Sussex., PO20 8AT, Hampshire
A former fishing village, tastefully developed into a small high-class
residential and holiday resort. There are good modern houses and well-converted
cottages, plenty of trees, and the remains of Cakeham Manor, once a palace of
the Bishops of Chichester. East Wittering, near by, is a bungalow and chalet
seaside village with sand at low tide.
wedding
The SS String Quartet ref: 2771.1
Southend Barns, PO20 8LL, Hampshire
Party
The CC Party Band ref: 5897
West Wittering Sailing Club, West Wittering. , PO20 8QL,
this is a dinghy sailing club, fortunate in having large area of sheltered
waters, it was started in the 1950s
Barn Dance for West Wittering Sailing Club, all ages
The KF Ceilidh Band ref: 4441
Marquee, Priory Cottage, Rectory Lane Church Norton Selsey Chichester, PO20 9DT,
The South Saxons
landed at Selsey in AD 477. So did St Wilfrid, when he arrived in Au68i to
convert the Saxons to Christianity. He established a monastery, which later
became a cathedral; its site is now submerged. Roman and early British coins
have been found on the beach. From Selsey Bill, the southernmost point in
Sussex, there arc good views of the coast and across to the Isle of Wight.
Ruby wedding party
The WS Ceilidh / Barn Dance Band ref: 4343
Royal Norfolk Hotel, Bognor Regis, PO21 2LH,
this is a grand terrace hotel, complete with columns and iron work on the
balconies.
Wedding
The FS String Quartet ref: 6591
The Green Roundle, Square, Felpham, Bognor Regis , PO22 8LB,
Social evening for residents' association
The TS Barn Dance/Ceilidh Band ref: 6100.1
Tudor Sailing Club Eastern Road, Portsmouth, Hants , PO3 5LY, Hampshire
another dinghy
sailing club, benefiting from wide-open waters, well sheltered from sea state,
but with open aspects giving constant wind conditions to the sailors. Sailing
clubs are always vibrant communities, and want always be guaranteed a great barn
dance or ceilidh because of this, and because of the fact that sailors tend to
be fit and active,
50th Birthday Party
The SM Barn Dance/ Ceilidh Band ref: 4444
Marquee, North Court Manor, Shorwell, Isle of Wight. , PO30 3JG, Hampshire
at the west end of the village of Carisbrooke, a lane climbs southwards to the
downs and to an old Roman road leading to Shorwell, 4 miles away. The court
itself is a large and imposing Jacobean manor house, built in 1615 on the side
of the monastery building. Music was an important part of the life of many
monastic orders, so there's always been a connection with music on this site.
Wedding
The CW Ceilidh/ Barndance Band ref: 4987.2
Cowes Haven Conference Centre Cowes Haven, Cowes, PO31 7BD, Hampshire
There are two distinct towns, Cowes and East Cowes, separated by the River
Medina. Cowes is Britain's yachting 'capital'; the Royal Yacht Squadron is
housed in Cowes Castle, built originally
by Henry VIII, and its 22 brass guns stand ready on Victoria Parade to start
races and fire Royal Salutes. There is a good walk westwards past the castle to
Egypt Point and the beginning of Gurnard Bay. East Cowes is the cradle and
headquarters of the hovercraft industry of today.
Osborne House, i mile south-east, was Queen Victoria's home at the time of her
death in IQOI . Prince Albert and Thomas Cubitt together designed it as an
Italian villa. Visitors can see the state and private apartments, furnished as
they were in Queen Victoria's time. In the Swiss Cottage, a play house built for
the Royal children, are the queen's writing-table and her personal collection of
porcelain. Nearby is Norris Castle, where the young Princess Victoria frequently
stayed with her mother.
Cowes Haven itself is very large Marina, stacked out with predominantly large
and expensive yachts. It has direct access onto the relatively sheltered waters
of the Solent (and I've had some very bumpy rides with my son in his yacht).
Being such an active location, there are always weddings, club celebrations,
anniversaries and anything else you can think of going on in the area. As with
any event on the Isle of Wight, most of our music groups are based on the
mainland, so when we quote a price for the band, which generally includes
travel, ferry costs are extra to the price (ferries, toll charges and congestion
charges are all extra costs, normal road or rail travel is all that is included)
Cranfield University MBA Sailing Regatta
The SM Barn Dance/ Ceilidh Band ref: 4444
Wedding
The BL String Quartet ref: 2389.1
The TC String Quartet ref: 2925
Northwood House, Cowes IOW, PO31 8AZ, Hampshire
a major wedding
and events venue, it once belonged to a Mr George Ward, a merchant from London,
who bought the place in 1793 (when house prices were a little cheaper)
Birthday Party
The SM Barn Dance/ Ceilidh Band ref: 4444
The Little Gloster, Marsh Road, Gurnard, Cowes , PO31 8JQ, Hampshire
this is a
restaurant with is simply amazing menu
Wedding Reception - Kate and Reg
Harpist - Ruth ref: 2418
The Royal Beach Hotel, St Helen's Parade, Southsea, Portsmouth, Hampshire , PO4
0RN, Hampshire
this is a typical
grand styled south coast hotel, white painted with wrought iron balconies. It is
building very familiar to my wife, who in her younger days was a lifeguard on
the beach in Southsea. She is to quite happily dive into the sea, even in
October, crazy woman. You wouldn't get doing that nowadays!
Wedding
The DC Party / Function Band ref: 5624.1
The Entertainments Hall, St James Hospital, Locksway Road, Milton, Portsmouth ,
PO4 8LD, Hampshire
entertainment, hospitals, and music don't normally go together, but it does
here. Actually that is not quite correct. For some years now has been a move to
provide musical entertainment in hospitals and old people's homes, and quite a
number of musicians to solo performances such venues. However this quite
different from the entertainments Hall here.
Three of the seaport's four most famous 'ships' are the names of shore bases and
will never go to sea. At Whale Island, is HMS Excellent, the Royal Navy's
principal gunnery school. By Portsmouth Hard is H.MS Vernon, the headquarters of
torpedo experts. Across the harbour at Gosport is HMS Dolphin, a major submarine
base. And in Portsmouth Naval Base itself, among sheds of red brick and
concrete, stands HMS Victory, launched in 1765 and Nelson's flagship at the BaWe
of Trafalgar in 1805.
The city was badly damaged by bombing in the Second World War, though the
cathedral preserves its 12th-century transepts and chancel. The Square Tower in
the High Street dates from the time of Henry VII, and the Round Tower from 1417.
Charles Dickens was born in a house in Commercial Road, now a museum. Buckingham
House was the scene of the murder in 1628 of the first Duke of Buckingham,
favourite of James I and Charles I; he was stabbed by a discontented soldier
while planning an expedition to relieve French Huguenots besieged at La Rochelle
by Cardinal Richelieu.
At Portchester, on the north side of Portsmouth Harbour, are the remains of the
castle which Henry II built inside the walls of a Roman fort 1000 years older.
Henry V marshalled his forces here for the victorious expedition to Agincourt in
1415.
Behind Portchester, the slopes of Ports Down present a good viewpoint for the
whole of Portsmouth Harbour, the Solent and Spithead. On the down are four
ruined forts and a monument to Lord Nelson, inscribed with tributes to Britain's
most famous fighting admiral.
40th Birthday
The RR Ceilidh / Barn Dance Band ref: 4445
Devonshire Avenue Baptist Church, Devonshire Avenue, Southsea, Portsmouth,
Hants. , PO4 9EQ, Hampshire
refurbished in
2015, the hall has columns that support surrounding upper balcony, the old style
of such buildings. It gives a very large open area for a barn dance or ceilidh,
which is great, and guest tables can be placed on the balcony behind the
columns, with the dances band are feeling really adventurous, they could even
dance around the columns, just to make it a bit more exciting. With my own
ceilidh band, I have a number of occasions performed in venues that have
columns, sometimes in the very middle of the dancefloor, and sometimes metal
stanchions as on the HMS Great Britain in Bristol. The caller has to be very
inventive in the modifications of the dancers to suit the dancers have to be
careful not to knock themselves out, but it all adds to the fun and
vilification.
Barn Dance
The SM Barn Dance/ Ceilidh Band ref: 4444
Royal Marines Museum Portsmouth,Esplanade, Southsea, Hampshire, PO4 9PX,
Hampshire
a museum dedicated
to the Royal Marines may not be where weddings and civil ceremonies would
immediately spring to mind, but it is a major wedding venue, with imposing
buildings and beautiful all. It's licensed for civil ceremonies, civil
partnerships and the renewal of vows, and has the flexibility within its
buildings to host small intimate service or grand event with well over 200
guests. Such a venue cries out for a string quartet for the ceremony and
reception and a jazz band, or as in this case, a ceilidh band for the evening
entertainment.
Wedding Reception
The SM Barn Dance/ Ceilidh Band ref: 4444
Wedding
The SM Barn Dance/ Ceilidh Band ref: 4444
Jolly Sailor, 54 Clarence Parade Portsmouth, PO5 2EU, Hampshire
this a family pub located atop a flight of stairs. It regularly hosts live
entertainment and has a seller function room.
Association conference
The RR Ceilidh / Barn Dance Band ref: 4445
Dovercourt Junior Department, Portsmouth High School, 36 Kent Road , Southsea,
Hants , PO5 3EQ, Hampshire
The resort adjoining Portsmouth has a good sand-and-shingle beach and a wide
range of holiday amusements. A military museum on the site of the i6th-century
artillery fort, Southsea Castle, tells the history of the numerous
fortifications in the area. Far out to sea from Southsea is a curious object
called Nab Tower. This was originally a submarine detection station, but is now
a signal point and marker for ships coming into Spithead. Southsea is a good
starting point for a walk round Old Portsmouth to the west of the more modern
town.
Combined 60th & 61st birthday party
The OYD Barn Dance Band ref: 4612
Cosham, Portsmouth, PO6 2LN, Hampshire
if you a go here, remember that the locals pronounce it cos ham and not cosh
ham.
Summer event
The TC Jazz Quartet ref: 6308
Portsmouth Marriott Hotel, Southampton Road, Portsmouth, , PO6 4SH, Hampshire
an enormous modern block with shiny metal cladding, this luxury hotel with spa
facilities is very noticeable as one passes Port Solent and heads off to
Portsmouth Island.
Wedding
The RR Ceilidh / Barn Dance Band ref: 4445
The George Inn, Finchdean Hampshire, PO8 0AU, Hampshire
this in has been connected with music, particularly folk dance, as it has
regular location for one of the local Morris dance teams
Ruby Wedding anniversary
The FL Acoustic Duo ref: 5870
Butser Ancient Farm, Chalton Lane, Chalton, Hampshire , PO8 0BG, Hampshire
we convinces and thatched ground houses are features of this experimental
archaeological site, but includes a spacious hall that can be used for all kinds
of events
50th birthday party
The KF Ceilidh Band ref: 4441
Waterlooville Golf Club, Cherry Tree Avenue, Waterlooville, Hampshire. , PO8
8AP, Hampshire
this venue,
beautiful grounds including late, regularly hosts weddings and birthday parties
as well as ward ceremonies and charity dinners, in its large function room.
Again, the function room has columns down one side by the windows, which if
mixed up with a ceilidh can provide a certain interest!
Wedding
The RR Ceilidh / Barn Dance Band ref: 4445
Marquee, Frogmore LaneLovedean Waterloovile Hampshire, PO8 9QN, Hampshire
Wedding
The RR Ceilidh / Barn Dance Band ref: 4445
St Johns Church Centre, 120 Redhill Road Rowlands Castle, PO9 6DF, Hampshire
if I remember
correctly, the church is a delightful flint faced building, with the hall,
capable of seating up to hundred and twenty people, having windows and roof
along one side giving plenty of light.
60th Birthday Party
The KF Ceilidh Band ref: 4441
Retirement bash
The WS Ceilidh / Barn Dance Band ref: 4343
Stansted House, Stansted Park, Rowlands Castle, Hants, PO9 6DX, Hampshire
wow! This is
someplace. The house and gardens, part of the 1800 acre estate, is agreed to
listed Edwardian building. Not only does it perform civil wedding ceremonies and
partnerships, but it has its own chapel.
Wedding blessing afternoon tea
The TS Jazz Trio ref: 6277
Wedding
The BL String Quartet ref: 2389.1
St Pauls Church, Ashford Hill, Headley, Hampshire. , RG19 8AZ, Hampshire
Wedding
The CP String Quartet ref: 2384.1
Basingstoke, Hampshire, RG21 8UP, Hampshire
Corporate evening
The CP Jazz Quintet ref: 3556.1
40th Birthday
The LL Jazz Trio ref: 3742
British Legion Club, Old Basing, Crown Lane, Basingstoke, Hampshire. , RG24
7DN, Hampshire
Though the town of Basingstoke is the focal point of numerous main roads, a
bypass lets through traffic avoid its busy centre.
The delightful village of Basing, i-j miles cast, is threatened today by the
advance of industrial building from Basingstoke as it was threatened in the past
by Cromwell's army. Basing House, a ruin with a 16th-century gatehouse and a
dovecot, was the centre of a two-year siege in the Civil War, at the end of
which, in 1645, the Marquess of Winchester and his Royalist followers were
overwhelmed by Parliamentarian forces led by Cromwell in person. Mother's 80th
Birthday (she lives in Ireland)
The
SH Irish Ceilidh Band ref: 4490.1
The Wheatsheaf, North Waltham, Basingstoke, Hampshire. , RG25 2BB, Hampshire
Jane Cottle's "50th Birthday"
The RR Ceilidh / Barn Dance Band ref: 4445
Pamber Place, Tadley, Hampshire, RG26 5QJ, Hampshire
and it is a wedding venue, the 17th century manor house with his perfectly
manicured lawns even has wisteria across it, if you get married at the right
time of year. Jazz bands, string quartets, harpist all complement any wedding or
anniversary held this venue
Pitt Hall Farm Barn, Ramsdell, Basingstoke, Hampshire, , RG26 5RJ, Hampshire
a beautifully modernised barn with horizontal black painted planking. The
interior, as most barns, is open and large and ideal for anything from a
function band, as in this case, to a barn dance or ceilidh.
Wedding party - black tie
The TG Function Band ref: 6073
Eversley North, Hampshire, RG27 0RL, Hampshire
50th birthday
party
The WS Ceilidh / Barn Dance Band ref: 4343
Winchfield House, Winchfield, North Hampshire, RG27 8BS, Hampshire
this venue
accommodates weddings within the house and in marquees in the extensive gardens.
Wedding
The FT String Quartet ref: 6610 More.......