Dine renews wedding vows with historic National Trust venue

HOSPITALITY group Dine has renewed its partnership with the National Trust at Nostell near Wakefield.

This latest partnership will see Dine continue as one of two preferred suppliers for managing wedding celebrations at the prestigious venue.

Nostell is an 18th century Palladian mansion surrounded by gardens and pleasure grounds. Set in more than 300 acres of West Yorkshire countryside, the estate offers winding woodland paths and picturesque lakes.  

Dine has a long-standing relationship with the National Trust and has been  providing event management at Nostell since 1999.

Couples can choose to celebrate their wedding at Wragby Church, situated within the grounds, or at the Riding School, adjacent to the mansion designed by Robert Adam.   

Dine founder Daniel Gill said: “We are delighted that the National Trust has made this ongoing commitment to our long-standing and successful partnership.

“At Dine, we pride ourselves on delivering truly memorable experiences with delicious food in stunning surroundings. Nostell is a unique and stylish venue for couples looking for that something special on their big day. We’re delighted to play our part in the sustainable heritage of this remarkable place.”