Bibury Village Hall

Bibury Village Hall is in the village that William Morris called 'the most beautiful village in England' — a claim still supported by the iconic row of weavers' cottages at Arlington Row, which appear on the inside cover of British passports. The hall on The Street provides a community space amid this Cotswold perfection.

The hall seats 55 in a Cotswold stone building with a warm, inviting interior. A kitchen provides catering facilities, and the hall is heated throughout. Its intimate scale and stunning village setting make it a charming venue for wedding receptions and milestone celebrations.

Bibury's clear chalk stream, the River Coln, runs through the village and supports the trout farm that has operated here since 1902. The Swan Hotel provides accommodation for event guests. Arlington Row, the church of St Mary's, and Bibury Court are all within a short stroll.

Circncester is 7 miles east, and Kemble station (trains to London Paddington) is 9 miles southeast. The A433 provides access from Burford and Cirencester. A small car park serves the hall.