Stunning wedding venues in Kent

PUBLISHED: 10:28 16 December 2016 | UPDATED: 10:29 16 December 2016

Check out the essential guide to Kent wedding venues from Kent Bride

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Looking for a wedding venue in Kent? The first digital edition of the Kent Venue Guide will help you find the perfect match

Featuring a host of Kent wedding venues suited to a range of styles, tastes and budgets, the newly launched Kent Venue Guide is the perfect resource for brides looking to marry in the region.

Hosted online, the Kent Venue Guide – sponsored by Robert James Jewellers - is a digital publication, which allows for ease of access and convenient reading when on the go.

Discover the choice of venues on offer in Kent and use the guide to make informed decisions on what you want from your wedding venue.

Whether you are hosting a grand celebration or more intimate ceremony, Kent has a venue for every couple and the guide covers a spectrum of settings in which to wed.

Read the Kent Venue Guide 2016/17 here

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