Mg Hotels is offering two lucky readers the chance to win a wedding reception for 50 guests for only £2,500 - halving the normal cost of £5,000.
One reception will be at The Manor Hotel in Datchet, and the other at The Red Lion Hotel in Henley-on-Thames.
The Manor Hotel, Village Green, Datchet, Nr Windsor Berkshire SL3 9EA, 01753 543442 email: reservations@mghotels.com
The Manor Hotel overlooks the village green at Datchet and offers all the right ingredients to ensure your wedding day is truly perfect for you, your partner and guests.
The hotel is licensed for civil wedding ceremonies, making it the perfect venue if you are looking for an alternative to a register office or church. Six of the rooms at the hotel are licensed for receptions of every size from 50 guests to 250.
The hotel was first licensed in 1753. Recently it has undergone extensive restoration to turn it into a four star boutique hotel. The interiors are contemporary and have a real sense of style retaining their original English elegance.
The Red Lion Hotel, Henley-on-Thames, Oxfordshire RG9 2AR, 01491 572161, email: enquiries@redlionhenley.co.uk
The wisteria-clad Red Lion Hotel has been offering hospitality to guests for hundreds of years. It can cater for everything from intimate dinners for six in The Riverside Room to receptions for up to 200 in the Thamesis and Isis Rooms.
The hotel is a combination of 15th, 16th and 17th century architecture, is furnished with antiques and includes restaurant, bar and meeting rooms.
For more details on both hotels visit www.mghotels.com.
HOW TO ENTER
For a chance to win a reception for only £2,500 for up to 50 guests, please answer the following question:
When was The Manor Hotel first licensed?
Email your answer with your name, address and telephone number to sroach@london.newsquest.co.uk by the closing date of January 23, 2012.
Terms and conditions apply
The wedding reception can be booked on any day apart from Saturday in 2012 for a maximum of 50 guests. The winners will be the first correct entries drawn after the closing date. The editor's decision is final. No correspondence will be entered into, and there is no cash alternative.
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