A HISTORIC wedding venue in Cumbria has been listed as the 'Best Countryside Wedding Venue' in a prestigious regional awards.
Dalston Hall, the historic and enchanting wedding venue nestled in the heart of Cumbria, is delighted to announce that it has been awarded "Best Countryside Wedding Venue" in the prestigious North of England Wedding Awards.
This honour is a testament to the exceptional experiences we strive to create for couples and their guests, bringing the charm and elegance of this magnificent venue to life.
Owned and operated by The Gilchrist Collection, under the leadership of CEO Samantha Gilchrist, Dalston Hall has undergone a series of significant improvements since coming under new ownership.
These efforts have focused on enhancing the venue's services, modernizing its facilities, and ensuring each wedding is tailored to the couple's unique vision, while preserving the timeless magic of this historic estate.
“We are incredibly proud of this recognition, and we would like to extend our deepest thanks to all the couples who voted for us,” said Samantha Gilchrist. “It is our honour to be part of such an important day in their lives, and we are committed to continuing to exceed expectations and bring the rich heritage of Dalston Hall to every celebration.”
Since acquiring the venue, The Gilchrist Collection has worked tirelessly to integrate new services while respecting the character and history of Dalston Hall.
The group say that 'this award highlights the positive impact of these changes and affirms our commitment to providing an unforgettable experience for every couple who chooses to celebrate with us'.
As the group continue to build on the success, they say they remain dedicated to creating a welcoming and memorable atmosphere at Dalston Hall, ensuring that its reputation as a premier wedding destination is further solidified in the community and beyond.
For more information about Dalston Hall or to schedule a visit, contact The Gilchrist Collection.
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