East Grinstead
If you’re thinking about getting married in West Sussex, the bustling market town of East Grinstead will undoubtedly be on your shortlist. Enjoying a protected position nestled against the famous Ashdown Forest, best known as the Hundred Acre Woods and home of Winnie the Pooh, the town has been preserved from modernisation and expansion and retains much of it’s historic character. East Grinstead’s architectural heritage can be seen along the Medieval High Street, which boasts one of the longest runs of historic timbre-framed buildings in England, now filled with welcoming restaurants, cafes, bars and boutiques.
Those looking to wed in a religious ceremony will be interested to know that East Grinstead is home to a plentiful and diverse variety of houses of worship and spiritual practice, though foremost among them is the well-regarded and very beautiful St Swithun’s Church, a Grade II listed building.
Only 10 miles from Gatwick Airport, East Grimstead is accessed via the A22 from the M25 or the A264 from the M23. The town is connected to London Victoria by direct mainline rail services.
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East Grinstead
If you’re thinking about getting married in West Sussex, the bustling market town of East Grinstead will undoubtedly be on your shortlist. Enjoying a protected position nestled against the famous Ashdown Forest, best known as the Hundred Acre Woods and home of Winnie the Pooh, the town has been preserved from modernisation and expansion and retains much of it’s historic character. East Grinstead’s architectural heritage can be seen along the Medieval High Street, which boasts one of the longest runs of historic timbre-framed buildings in England, now filled with welcoming restaurants, cafes, bars and boutiques.
Those looking to wed in a religious ceremony will be interested to know that East Grinstead is home to a plentiful and diverse variety of houses of worship and spiritual practice, though foremost among them is the well-regarded and very beautiful St Swithun’s Church, a Grade II listed building.
Only 10 miles from Gatwick Airport, East Grimstead is accessed via the A22 from the M25 or the A264 from the M23. The town is connected to London Victoria by direct mainline rail services.
