The Story of Stone Barn

Stone Barn has exactly the kind of history that makes a venue feel grounded and real. Once a working agricultural building in the Cotswolds, it still carries that honest sense of purpose in its stone walls, timber beams and practical layout. It never feels overdone or overstyled. Instead, it feels like a place that has naturally grown into being a brilliant space for celebrations.

Cripps & Co has restored the barn with a really careful hand, keeping the rustic texture and original character while turning it into a wedding venue that flows beautifully from ceremony to feasting to evening party. That is a huge part of what makes it so appealing. It feels full of atmosphere, but it also works properly on the day, which makes all the difference for couples and guests alike.

The adjoining Dutch barns and the sweeping pasture views give the venue another layer of interest. You have the intimacy and warmth of the main stone barn, then wider views and more industrial textures in the adjoining spaces. From a photography point of view, that means a gallery that feels rich and varied without ever needing to leave the venue.

It is also one of those venues that works brilliantly whatever the weather is doing. In summer, the outdoor ceremony shelter and open grounds come into their own. In colder months, the roaring fires, candles and underfloor heating keep everything feeling cosy and inviting.

Did You Know?

• Stone Barn is a historic Cotswold stone barn that was once a working agricultural building.
• It sits between Burford and Northleach in Gloucestershire, making it a strong choice for a Cotswolds wedding.
• The venue is licensed for civil marriage ceremonies for up to 200 seated guests.
• There is a wooden shelter in the grounds for outdoor ceremonies in summer.
• The late night licence runs until 1am, making it ideal for couples who want a proper evening party.