Farm Weddings in Devon

Why a Farm Wedding in Devon is a Moo-velous Choice for Your Big Day!


There’s something undeniably magical about a farm wedding in Devon. Maybe it’s the rolling countryside, the fresh air, or the charming chaos of having a cow or two watching your first dance. Whatever it is, farm weddings have a unique blend of rustic charm, relaxed vibes, and a whole lot of personality.

The Irresistible Charm of a Farm Wedding in Devon

Forget stuffy ballrooms—farm weddings are all about wide-open spaces, beautiful barns, and views that go on forever. Whether you’re picturing hay bales for seating, fairy lights strung through the rafters, or a sunset over the fields as your backdrop, a farm wedding gives you all the Pinterest-worthy moments with none of the pretentiousness.

A Laid-Back Wedding, Your Way


One of the best things about a farm wedding in Devon? You get to call the shots. Want to bring in a food van instead of a formal sit-down meal? Go for it. Fancy a DIY bar in an old barn? Why not! With fewer restrictions than traditional venues, farm weddings give you the freedom to create a day that’s as unique as you are. And if you happen to own the farm? Even better—what could be more personal than celebrating on your home turf? Take a look at the North Devon Wedding Network for fellow suppliers who can make your dream farm wedding a reality!

Picture-Perfect Moments (With a Few Animal Cameos!)


As a wedding photographer, I can confidently say that farm weddings in Devon provide some of the best photo opportunities out there. Sweeping landscapes, characterful barns, and the odd cheeky cow peeking into a shot make for unforgettable images. Whether it’s romantic couple portraits in golden fields or hilarious guest reactions to an unexpected animal visitor, farm weddings are full of magic.

Things to Consider When Planning a Farm Wedding in Devon


Thinking about tying the knot farm-style? Here are a few things to keep in mind:

  • Weather Preparedness – Farms are all about the great outdoors, which is wonderful—until the great British weather does its thing. A sturdy marquee or a barn with plenty of space will keep everyone dry if the heavens open.
  • Guest Comfort – Make sure there’s enough seating, shade, and warm spaces for those who might not love the idea of partying in a field all night.
  • The Practical Side – Farms don’t always come with the usual wedding venue perks, so check what’s available in terms of catering, toilets, and electricity before you start planning your dream festival-style reception.

Planning a Farm Wedding? Let’s Capture Every Muddy, Magical Moment!


I’ve had the pleasure of photographing some incredible farm weddings in Devon, including Tom & Kristina’s stunning celebration in Stoke near Hartland, complete with breathtaking views and some very inquisitive cows (see a few of their photos below)! If you’re planning your own farm wedding and want natural, storytelling photography that captures every moment—muddy boots, hay bales, and all—get in touch.


Let’s make some farmyard wedding magic happen, get in contact today!

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