W E ’ R E G E T T I N G
M A R R I E D
Rachael
&
Jamie
29th - 31st May 2026
SOMERSET
We're getting married
We're getting married
Join us for a weekend of wedding celebrations in Somerset, beginning in the beautiful city of Bath on Friday lunchtime, before heading to Yarlington Lodge - a Grade II listed country house nestled in the rolling hills of the South Somerset countryside- which will be our home for the weekend.
Saturday brings a full day of fun, including the opportunity to enjoy the wide array of activities available at the Yarlington Lodge, a long lunch at Three Horseshoes village pub, and an evening of dancing with a BBQ under the late spring skies. We close slowly on Sunday with breakfast baps, Bloody Mary’s and a late morning departure.
You can find the weekend itinerary and essential details below. We hope to see you there!
The weekend
Friday 29th May
12.30pm (arrival 12.05) | Wedding Service
Bath Guildhall
High St, Bath, BA1
1.30pm | Drinks and Nibbles
Venue TBC
3pm | Coaches depart from Bath to Yarlington Lodge
4pm | Check in Yarlington Lodge
Yarlington Lodge, Lodge Hill
Yarlington, BA9 8DJ
6pm | Welcome Drinks
8pm | Dinner in the Glass House
Saturday 30th May
From 8am | Breakfast followed by a relaxed morning to explore the venue, which includes swimming and jacuzzi, tennis, croquet, cycling, table tennis, cinema room, board games and library.
12:00 | Depart Yarlington Lodge to head for lunch at The Three Horseshoes pub Batcombe, Shepton Mallet, BA4 6HE
3.30pm | Depart The Three Horseshoes
4pm | Down time at Yarlington Lodge
6pm til late| BBQ and Dancing
Sunday 31st May
9am | Breakfast baps & Bloody Mary’s
11am | Check out Yarlington Lodge
We want the weekend to be relaxed, informal and fun. On Saturday there is the option to enjoy the venue or explore the area, instead of attending the pub lunch, if you would prefer- some local tips found below.
Venue and transport information
Bath Guildhall
The Guildhall in Bath is one of England's finest Georgian civic buildings, sitting at the heart of the city on the High Street. Built in 1778 and steeped in history, its magnificent Banqueting Room — with soaring chandeliers, tall sash windows and richly ornate interiors — is one of the most breathtaking spaces in the West Country. Set against the honey-coloured stone and elegant streets of Bath, it is a setting of rare grandeur and romance — the perfect place to mark the beginning of something wonderful.
High Street, Bath, BA1 5AW
Nearest Station: Bath Spa
Nearest Parking: Manvers St - BA1 1JZ / Podium Shopping Centre BA1 5AL / Charlotte St BA1 2NE
(Bath city traffic can be heavy and parking may be difficult, so you should allow extra time for this. Please use this link for locations, fees and up to date information of Bath’s main car parks. https://beta.bathnes.gov.uk/find-car-parks-bath)
*If you are not planning to drive, transport will be provided between Bath and Yarlington and secure luggage storage will be arranged for the duration of our time in Bath. Any additional local transport required over the course of the weekend will also be arranged. Please let us know your plans for travel and we’ll support accordingly.
Yarlington Lodge by The Newt in Somerset
Yarlington Lodge is a stately Regency country house set amongst the rolling hills and sweeping views of rural Somerset — a private retreat by The Newt in Somerset where four-poster beds, tented ceilings, walled gardens, a swimming pool, tennis court, cinema room and a Coach House with blissful countryside views await. Personal butlers are on hand throughout, and the house is ours entirely for the weekend.
Yarlington Lodge, Lodge Hill, Yarlington, BA9 8DJ
Nearest station: Castle Cary
The Three Horseshoes
The Three Horseshoes in Batcombe is a beautifully restored 17th century village inn, tucked between the medieval church and village hall in one of Somerset's most unspoilt villages. Brought to life by celebrated London chef Margot Henderson — of Rochelle Canteen fame — and featured in the Michelin Guide, it is a pub that lets its ingredients do the talking, with a daily-changing menu built entirely around local Somerset produce. Beamed ceilings, open fireplaces, flagstone floors and a walled garden complete the picture — the kind of place that feels like it has always been exactly as it should be. 20 mins from Yarlington, transport provided.
Batcombe, Shepton Mallet, BA4 6HE
https://www.thethreehorseshoesbatcombe.co.uk
Additional local recommendations for those keen to explore: