The Beonna at All Saints is a Medieval church turned wedding venue – the perfect location for your dream wedding breakfast or reception.
Set in the picturesque village of Benington, this unique Grade I listed former church can offer you exclusive use of the 13th century building and grounds, with all of the modern flourishes that you want for your special day.
With an events coordinator available to guide you at every step and many experienced, local suppliers on-hand, the Beonna at All Saints will provide the perfect backdrop for your wedding day.
The uniqueness of the Beonna lies deep in more than 800 years of history. A practising church from 1200 – 2003, All Saints Church Benington underwent a multi-million refurbishment in 2017, before re-emerging in 2019 as the Beonna at All Saints.
Although the bricks and mortar of the Beonna are ancient, inside offers you the modern indulgence of a modern, warm and sympathetically restored interior. From underfloor heating to fully adjustable lighting to match your day’s theme; the beauty and grandeur of the ancient building will keep you and your guests in awe, whilst the convenience of the modern restoration will keep all comfortable.
The nave can seat 120 guests for your wedding breakfast, whilst trusted caterers take care of your bespoke menus. Seated at round or long-tables and with tables dressed as you please, let the fabulous acoustics carry the laughter and joy raised from your speeches around the lofty, open space. Whether it is table service or a buffet, the space can comfortably accommodate all.
Once the tables have been moved aside and the room opened up, dance the evening away to the sound of your DJ, disco or live band until midnight. With expert bar services and your caterers providing any additional food through the evening, you won’t need to worry about anything but enjoying yourselves and mingling with your guests.
For more details about this amazing venue visit www.thebeonna.co.uk or contact [email protected]
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