Hi my name is Andrew and I'm the director of Bloomsbury Films. As an award-winning filmmaker many people ask me what do I think are the best venues to film it? First up is Henry Haw in Suffolk. Henry Haw is an imposing building that never fails to look good on screen. It has the added benefit of having lots of outside space and grounds, a courtyard for hosting a banquet or dinner and if you're getting married it even has its own chapel. That makes it a very convenient beautiful looking venue. Number two is Trafalgar Park in Wiltshire. This 18th century building is a house and not a hotel. As you approach the building it has mature trees left and right and creates a really splendid setting. It also has formal gardens at the rear which are lovely for hosting a drinks reception. Number three is Stone Barn in Gloucestershire. This rustic barn is set amid farmland and looks very visual. Its corrugated metal fascia, old oak beams and surrounding dry stone walls provides a great canvas for a country wedding. So number four on my list is Wobernabby in Bedfordshire. This is an impressive 18th century stately home. What charms me about Wobernabby is the beautiful dry if you have through the Parkland, past wild deer. The venue includes the sculpture gallery which has a beautiful formal garden that looks amazing on camera. Number five is the Mandarin Oriental Hotel in London with this beautiful facade and its wonderful proximity next to Hyde Park. The Mandarin Oriental evokes glamour and status. You have the advantage of using Hyde Park for additional filming and photography. It also has its own outside space and despite its location is in fact quite an intimate hotel which makes for a very personal wedding or event. Number six is Headsaw House in Buckinghamshire and what I like about it is that is another exclusive higher venue. This fine house is set amongst beautiful grounds with mature trees, meadows, with great views of the surrounding countryside. Number seven on my list is Grave Timon in West Sussex. I love this place it's a very character of all Elizabethan building with wood paneling antique furniture and old fireplaces that creates a really warm intimate feel. Outside it has one of the nicest wild gardens I've ever seen. A wedding or a party at Grave Timon just feels special if I are a guest at this location and absolutely love it. Number eight is Aine Hoapark in Oxfordshire. On the surface this 17th century manor house looks pretty unassuming but inside is one of the most quirky imaginative interiors I've ever seen. This eccentric interior provides the most amazing opportunities for filming and photography. Not only that Aine Hoapark has lots of bright and airy rooms which combined with its beautiful outside space looks great on camera. And number nine on my list is Sine House in Surrey. We've been fortunate enough to film many celebrations at Sine House and every time it looks splendid on camera but the jewel in the crown is the old conservatory just looking at it it fills the eye with wonder this is where you can host the most amazing banquets and parties and for guests is a great place to attend a wedding or celebration. And finally number 10 Clivton House in Barkshire. First of all you have the long stately drive up to the building and behind you've got the most magnificent formal gardens. It's commanding location over the surrounding county including the River Thames looks awe inspiring. This imposing building always makes my heart stop. So that's my top 10 I hope you found this list useful and if you're planning a wedding or an event it will inspire you.