Pricing

View hire pricing for midweek and weekend weddings at The Barn at Dalduff Farm.

The hire fee for both a Wednesday & Saturday wedding includes:

EXCLUSIVE USE of the entire venue - you get access from 1pm the day before to decorate and set up, the full day of your celebration, until 12 noon (Thursday) or 3pm (Sun) to check out & remove decorations, flowers etc.
ACCOMMODATION – 2 nights in the farmhouse for up to 10 people, including 1 cooked breakfast for either the morning of your wedding or the day after.
ESSENTIALS – Vintage wooden tables, benches & chairs, crockery, cutlery, napkins, glassware, experienced staff, PA system and a free wedding planning service are all included.
EXTRAS - 8 whisky barrels, fire bowl with wood, various dressers, tables & fairy lights.

The minimum spend is £50 per head, based on a minimum of 80 guests.

The minimum spend is £50 per head, based on a minimum of 70 guests.

£50 per head includes Canapés, The Wedding Feast, Dessert, Tea & Coffee, Evening Food.
Minimum catering spend includes all crockery, cutlery, glassware, napkins & serving staff.
You are able to provide your own wedding cake, however, all other catering must be provided by and purchased from Dalduff. You are NOT able to bring DIY Cake/Dessert Tables/Cheeseboards or Evening Food.
If you have any special requests for food and drink, we are happy to discuss this with you and see if it is something we can accommodate.

All drinks, alcoholic and non-alcoholic, must be purchased from Dalduff.
Prices for drinks packages start at £10 per head (this will be for a selection of prosecco, beers, soft drinks and wine for the drinks reception and meal).

To secure your date we kindly ask you pay a deposit of £1000.
2 further instalments of £500 are then due (the first payment 6 months after booking, the second payment 6 months later).
The final balance payable 8 weeks before your wedding day.

*Catering & drinks cost may increase in line with inflation or any adverse impact due to Brexit.

*Catering & drinks cost may increase in line with inflation or any adverse impact due to Brexit.