Elmore Court
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£6500
£14000
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About the company
Situated in Gloucestershire, Elmore Court is soaked in grandeur of the past with its 750-year-old imposing structure. With breath-taking views and modern amenities, no other venue for weddings can equal this.
The jewel in Elmore’s swan-topped crown is The Gillyflower. It truly represents everything that this generation of the Guise family is trying to accomplish. These festival-minded souls take the greatest pleasure in seeing you and your guests have the wedding ceremony and party of your dreams. Within the house they celebrate tradition, while in the Gillyflower they embrace innovation and evolution!
When celebrations come to a close there are 16 beautiful bedrooms all with their own unique character.
The culinary experience here, with its incredibly skilled team of chefs and produce from the grounds, will sweep you off your feet. The highly experienced team will ensure you can your special day to the fullest.
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2013
Sustainability
Using wood from our own woodland to supply year round fuel, Elmore is heated entirely using a carbon neutral Biomass boiler for heating and hot water.
The Gillyflower is our Eco ballroom! Built using natural materials sourced from our own estate; walls made from rammed Elmore earth and timber sourced from our woodland. It has a meadow out the front (and one on the roof!) that is planted with a blend of flowers to encourage pollinating insects and bees, which in turn help to pollinate the fruit orchards that surround us.
The Estate has also planted over 25 acres of new woodland, to supply fuel for the biomass which in return, provides wildlife habitats and helps us to lower our CO2 in the atmosphere.
Where possible we are cutting down on plastic products, switching items such as plastic straws for paper ones, and reusable glass water bottles with our filtered Belu water system. We use advanced paperless systems in our office to cut down on printing.
We aim to start growing our own seasonal fruit and vegetables to use in the kitchens and flowers to display in the house as well as using more produce from the 3 farms on Elmore estate - local milk/yogurt/cheese/beef and game birds. Introductions of bees will produce honey and chickens for eggs.
Each of these big and small changes to our business mean we can become more sustainable, and also contribute to the bigger picture of helping protect the environment we live in.