Pendennis Castle

Dogs are welcome in the castle keep at Pendennis Castle for your ceremony.  There’s nothing like seeing paws trotting down the red carpet or waiting at the front by the groom.  After the ceremony wander around the grounds with Fido too, there’s plenty of space to roam about, just make sure he stays on a lead and be prepared if you organise for the canons to be fired on your wedding day that it might be a bit of a shock for him!

Cosawes Barton

This beautiful English country garden is surrounded by 17 acres of Cornish woodland and fields, exclusively yours for your wedding day and with plenty of space for those four-legged friends.  Specialising in small weddings and elopements, Cosawes are very welcoming of pooches who are bound to love the Secret Garden complete with stunning 90m long Lime Walk making for a beautifully natural aisle.

Penmorvah Manor

Penmorvah Manor situated just outside of Budock Water near Falmouth is renowned for being dog friendly.  Situated in the most magnificent six and a half acre woodland garden, complete with mature trees, a children’s play area and a secluded rope swing, this is a beautiful place to tie the knot with Fido by your side.  The outdoor Sundeck overlooking the garden is licensed for intimate civil ceremonies and truly has the best view!

Lower Barns

A dog friendly wedding article would not be complete without mentioning Lower Barns.  As they say on their website, “no stress, no fuss, bring your pooch”.  Set in stunning surroundings, Lower Barns is a relaxed and beautiful venue in St Ewe, close to the famous Lost Gardens of Heligan and a selection of dog friendly beaches.  With a choice of two dog friendly suites to stay in and two acres of grounds for Rover to roam, there’s even a paddock to let off some steam and have a runabout to get over the excitement of the big day.