Late night Grazing tables at Burlton Manor in Shropshire

Burlton Manor, nestled in the heart of Shropshire, has long been a saught after venue for weddings. Last weekend was no different as guests gathered to celebrate the wedding of Steven and Lesley. Their joy filled the venue, making it a truly special occasion.

With its stunning architecture and beautiful gardens, Burlton Manor provides an ideal backdrop for unforgettable memories. Every detail of the venue enhances the magic of a wedding day, ensuring that couples and their guests experience a moment they will cherish forever.

We were on hand in the evening to provide a late-night grazing table, which became a focal point of the evening party.

A grazing table offers more than just food; it creates a visual spectacle that encourages interaction among guests. This innovative setup allows friends and family to socialize while enjoying an assortment of flavours. While we were busy setting up the final touches many guests popped over to take a look and take some photos!

Late Night Nibbles

As the celebrations continue into the evening, appetites can resurface easily. A late-night grazing table serves as the perfect way to offer sustenance after a formal wedding breakfast. It keeps guests energized for a night filled with laughing and dancing, and also makes sure the bars offerings don't hit too fast ;)

The informal layout allows guests to casually pop by for a snack, creating a laid-back vibe that suited the laid back, fun atmosphere.

Whether enjoying a slice of cheddar or a scoop of hummus with fresh veggies, guests had the freedom to savour as much or as little as they desired. This flexibility let everyone enjoy their time on the dance floor without feeling left out.

Congratulations to Steven and Lesley! Celebrating their love at Burlton Manor was an absolute pleasure.

A quick snap of the grazing table before the guests took control :)

Find out more about our grazing options over on our website or check out the blog posts below:

• The beauty of grazing tables Link

• Why is grazing still so popular? Link