This was my very first Curds Hall Barn wedding and it certainly made it onto my favourite venues list after my visit. Emma & Freddie booked a while back and their plans for decorating this new venue sounded amazing. This wedding was late September, so it had a wonderful early autumn feel. The flowers and decor were insane, and made the perfect backdrop for Emma and Freddies I do’s. Curds Hall Barn is a perfect clean slate venue. Its very neutral with lots of white wash and stone. Which makes the oranges and greens from The floral sistas displays look incredible. The couple and their guests enjoyed a fancy pic nic style wedding breakfast with plenty of fizz from country box catering. And delicious wood fired pizza in the evening.
Here are some of the amazing Norfolk wedding suppliers that helped Emma & Freddie’s day run so smoothly. www.curdshallbarn.co.uk // www.brownsfilms.com // www.thelittlelendingcompany.com // /www.floralsistas.co.uk // www.countryboxcatering.co.uk // www.lucapizza.co.uk // www.theceremonypeople.co.uk // www.boutiqueofdreams.co.uk // alice’s cakes // www.epiceventhire.co.uk
Curds Hall Barn is the one of the last standing builds of Curds Hall which was demolished between 1935-1950. Dating from the 17th century, The Barn made up of reused medieval masonry, brick and flint. Which has been lovingly cared for over the years to maintain its original structure and the unique chequered brick and flintwork. If you’re having a Curds Hall Barn wedding and looking for a wedding photographer then I’d love to hear from you.
