Exclusive-Use Wedding Venues: What Are They and Why Should I Book One?

So. You're planning a wedding. You're looking for the perfect setting for your big day. And in the course of your research, you've heard of these things called 'exclusive-use wedding venues'.

You probably have a few questions rattling around your head. Questions like, 'What are exclusive-use wedding venues?', 'Are they worth it?' and 'What makes them so "exclusive", anyway?'

We're one step ahead of you. Take five minutes to read our guide and you'll soon know if exclusive use is right for you.

Why Lincoln is One of the Best Places for Romantic Breaks

With so many dreamy things to do during a fairytale retreat, there are lots of reasons why Lincoln is one of the best places for romantic breaks in the UK. Boasting culture, country, and coast, it offers something for all lovebirds looking to enjoy a carefree getaway.

Whether you can’t wait to hold hands along historic streets or tree-tangled paths, here’s our guide to some of the best ideas for shared moments together just a stone’s throw from Washingborough Hall.

The Best Dog Walks in Lincoln

Planning a holiday break with your furry friend can be a challenge. Finding the perfect destination that not only welcomes dogs but also offers delightful experiences for them can be quite daunting. That's where Lincoln and Washingborough Hall come in.

4 must-visit gardens in Lincolnshire

The busier life gets, the more we all need to make time for peace, tranquility and fresh air. Luckily, you don’t have to look far to find it. Lincolnshire is a treasure trove of greenery just waiting to welcome you in.

2023 food trends to get your taste buds tingling

From sustainability, seasonality and using local produce, to experience-driven dining and offering customers just what they need – the latest 2023 food trends promise exciting dining throughout the year. So read on for Washingborough Hall Hotel’s take on how those trends could transform the food on your plate.

Christmas Wedding Flowers

“It’s the most wonderful time of the year.” And it’s not just Andy Williams who thinks that. Each year thousands of couples choose Christmas as the time to have their big day. But can you opt for a Winter wedding and still have glorious blooms? The answer is a resounding YES! Read on to find out how.

Top 5 reasons to visit Lincoln Castle this Autumn

There’s no better symbol of our country’s history than a castle, and Lincoln Castle is no exception. From momentous battles to landmark events, Lincoln Castle is by far one of the most important buildings in Lincolnshire’s history.

Whether you’re looking to explore the castle’s past, take in the stunning views from its walls, or even do a spot of Halloween ghost hunting, here are five of the best reasons to visit Lincoln Castle this Autumn.

Summer outdoor activities in Lincolnshire

Lather on the factor 50 and dust off the BBQ, Summer is officially here! The days are long and the evenings are warm, making it the perfect time of year to don your oversized Summer hat, flip flops and that all-important garish Hawaiian shirt and head outside to enjoy all the fun outdoor activities Lincolnshire has to offer.

As well as the heat and sunny days, Summer can bring with it an increase in expenses. Luckily, no matter your budget, you can enjoy plenty of outdoor activities in Lincolnshire this Summer.

Struggling to choose what to do first? Read on for our top 7 Summer outdoor activities in Lincolnshire.

National Walking Month: 4 Lincolnshire Wolds walks to enjoy this May

Time to dust off those walking boots, limber up your legs and embrace the Great British trudge. Yes, May is National Walking Month, when hordes of adventurers ditch their cars and explore our fine country on foot. Here are four of our top Lincolnshire Wolds walks.

Must-Visit Beaches in Lincolnshire

As an island nation, the UK is awash with beaches. It’s often overlooked, but did you know that Lincolnshire has more than its fair share of sandy shores? That's right! There are utterly stunning beaches in Lincolnshire. The poet Christopher Tye talked of ‘Empires of sand from The Wash up to Cleethorpes’, and he was right.