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The churches can be decorated in a variety of ways. A few ideas are shown in the following images. Entrances can be important. Sashes to line the bridge and posies can be included as a pretty addition. A floral arch over the porch, flower trees or milk churns, floral heart on the gate, or even a simple welcome sign. You only get one chance to make the first impression. Inside the church pew ends can be decorated with simple sashes or with a pretty floral posy. Screens can be decorated with a floral arch. Pedestal displays or a floral arch can be positioned to suit. The alter is usually decorated with a long-low floral display. This can be relocated to your reception area as a table centre piece. Window sills can be decorated with candles and a loose mix of foliage and flowers. Depending on their position, lighted candles are sometimes not allowed in the churches where there is a fire risk but artificial battery candles can sometimes be effective. Ask the verger for confirmation if you require candles.
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There are two churches associated with the Estate of Orchardleigh. The Island Church of St Mary’s and All Saints Church in the nearby hamlet of Lullington.St Mary’s Church - Orchardleigh
Idyllically located on it’s own Island at the heart of the Estate, lies St Mary’s Church. The remoteness of the unique setting on the edge of the lake makes it utterly romantic. Due to its position there is no electricity supply to the church which means all the services are candlelit and the organ has to be pumped by hand! The church is approached over a narrow bridge and is the smaller of the two churches.
All Saints Church - Lullington
This pretty Norman church is beautifully situated in the peaceful hamlet of Lullington on the edge of the Orchardleigh Estate. The ride to the church through the scenic estate is enchanting especially taken in a beautiful horse-drawn carriage. Guests are transported from Orchardleigh House by coach. The Lily Locket appreciates the architectural beauty of these churches and believes that subtle decoration should add to their character but not overpower the natural features of their own historical elegance.
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All Saints Church - Lullington
This pretty Norman church is beautifully situated in the peaceful hamlet of Lullington on the edge of the Orchardleigh Estate. The ride to the church through the scenic estate is enchanting especially when taken in a beautiful horse-drawn carriage. Guests are transported from Orchardleigh House by coach. The Lily Locket appreciates the architectural beauty of these churches and believe that subtle decoration should add to their character but not overpower the natural features of their own historical elegance.
PHOTO GALLERY
The churches can be decorated in a variety of ways. Some ideas are shown in the following images. Entrances can be important. Sashes to line the bridge and posies can be included as a pretty addition. A floral arch over the porch, flower trees, a floral heart on the gate, milk churns or even a simple welcome sign. You only get one chance to make the first impression. Inside pew ends can be decorated with simple sashes or again with a pretty floral posy. Screens can be decorated with a floral arch and pedestal displays or floral arch can be placed to suit. The alter is usually decorated with a long-low floral display which can be relocated to your reception as a table centre piece. Windowsills can be decorated with candles a loose mix of foliage and flowers. Depending on their position, lighted candles are sometimes not permitted in the churches due to fire risks but artificial battery candles can sometimes look effective. Ask the verger for confirmation if you require candles.
IMAGES
A selection of photos from our gallery.
WELCOME
There are two churches associated with the Orchardleigh Estate. St Mary’s Church, also known as The Island Church, and All Saints Church in the nearby hamlet of Lullington.St Mary’s Church - Orchardleigh
Idyllically located on it’s own Island at the heart of the Orchardleigh Estate, lies St Mary’s Church. The unique setting on the edge of the lake is utterly romantic. Due to its remoteness there is no electricity supply to the church which means all the services are candlelit and the organ has to be pumped by hand! The church is approached over a narrow bridge and is the smaller of the two churches.
07812 034 025
01373 473911
CONTACT US
All Saints Church - Lullington
This pretty Norman church is beautifully situated in the peaceful hamlet of Lullington on the edge of the Orchardleigh Estate. The ride to the church through the scenic estate is enchanting especially when taken in a beautiful hors-drawn carriage. Guests are transported from Orchardleigh House by coach. The Lily Locket appreciates the architectural beauty of these churches and believe that subtle decoration should add to their character but not overpower the natural features of their own historical elegance.
PHOTO GALLERY
The churches can be decorated in a variety of ways. Some ideas are shown in the following images. Entrances can be important. Sashes & Posies on the bridge. A floral arch over the porch or flower trees. A floral heart on the gate. Milk churns or a welcome sign. You get one chance to make the first impression. Inside, pew ends or sashes. Screens decorated with a floral arch. Pedestal displays or floral arch. The altar decorated with a long-low floral display. Candles or a loose mix of foliage and flowers for the windowsills.
IMAGES
A selection of photos from our gallery.
WELCOME
There are two churches associated with the Orchardleigh Estate. St Mary’s Church, also known as The Island Church, and All Saints Church in the nearby hamlet of Lullington.St Mary’s Church
Orchardleigh
Idyllically located on it’s own Island at the heart of the Orchardleigh Estate, lies St Mary’s Church. The unique setting on the edge of the lake is truly romantic. Due to its remoteness there is no electricity supply to the church which means all the services are candlelit and the organ has to be pumped by hand! The church is approached over a narrow bridge and is the smaller of the two churches.
