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Cripps Barn, just outside Cirencester in Gloucestershire, also got a mention as Editor's Choice.
Caroline Hendry, editor of hitched.co.uk, said there are many reasons she picked the venue.
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The 18th-century Cotswold barn is just so beautiful – with its flagstone floors, rustic beams and spectacular open fireplace, I can’t imagine a more perfect place to start married life. The team at Cripps Barn are also second to none and make every wedding at their venue special."
from Caroline Hendry Editor, hitched.co.uk
The 18th-century Cotswold barn is just so beautiful – with its flagstone floors, rustic beams and spectacular open fireplace, I can’t imagine a more perfect place to start married life. The team at Cripps Barn are also second to none and make every wedding at their venue special."
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