Venue guide · Wedding photography
Name update: the venue rebranded as Pippley Walled Garden in 2026. Use its current name when checking availability and arrangements.
The Walled Garden at Beeston Fields is now known as Pippley Walled Garden. Couples researching the former name can still explore a Nottingham garden-wedding setting, but current information should come from the new venue identity.
A garden celebration with its own enclosed world
The walled setting gives the gathering a sense of place and separation, while the current venue offers different seasonal wedding packages. The appeal is a celebration where outdoor atmosphere and a shared meal belong together. Choosing the format around the season can be more rewarding than trying to recreate a summer wedding at any time of year.
Making room for photographs
I would use a short portrait route through the agreed garden areas and keep the rest of the photography close to the guests. Seasonal planting and light can make a meaningful difference, so the plan should respond to your date. Evening lighting deserves attention if much of the celebration happens after daylight fades.
Before you book
Request the current Pippley brochure, room and garden arrangements, and wet-weather plan. Confirm what is included in catering, styling and ceremony provision. Older Beeston Fields packages may no longer reflect the booking terms.
Venue information checked October 2026. Venue details and further information. Confirm arrangements directly with the venue for your date.
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Tell me about your plans
If you are planning a wedding at The Walled Garden at Beeston Fields, I would love to hear what you have in mind. Tell me your date, your venue and the kind of celebration you are imagining.