The Wedding
Natnicha and Aaron
Tortworth Court, Gloucestershire
29 May 2021
Thank you both so much for the fantastic music you played, made our day. Shame I wasn’t there the whole time to listen to all, but will catch up on our video. Thank you
Natnicha Smart (Bride)
JAM Duo were delighted to perform at the wedding ceremony for Nat and Aaron in Tortworth Court. We only received the enquiry a couple of weeks ago but with weddings now able to go ahead with 30 guests it was an absolute pleasure to be part of their special day.
The Venue – De Vere Tortworth Court in Gloucestershire
Situated just north of Bristol and easily accessible from the motorway, De Vere Tortworth Court is a historic hotel in stunning surroundings – a place where a centuries-old story meets an exceptionally modern experience.
A setting like no other, De Vere Tortworth Court marries Victorian architecture with contemporary elegance to set the stage for your wedding in South Gloucestershire.
The Music – JAM Duo
Our brief was to perform for the wedding ceremony which took place in the Orangery at Tortworth Court.
Entrance of the Bride – A Thousand Years (Christina Perri)
Signing of the Register – A selection of Popular Covers including Ed Sheeran
Exit of the Bride and Groom – Girls Like You from the Netflix Series Bridgerton
If you would like to hear a sample of these pieces performed by JAM Duo please visit our listen page.
Wedding Day Gallery
A selection of photographs from Nat and Aaron’s Wedding Day at De Vere Tortworth Court in Gloucestershire.
A historic manor house in the south Cotswolds
Situated just north of Bristol and easily accessible from the motorway, De Vere Tortworth Court, Wotton Under Edge, is a historic hotel in stunning surroundings – a place where a centuries-old story meets an exceptionally modern experience.
A popular choice for meetings, events, business stays and Cotswolds breaks, the Grade II* listed hotel is close to Junction 14 of the M5, 40 minutes from Bristol airport and just 20 minutes from Bristol Parkway station. And with the introduction of non-stop trains to London Paddington taking just over one hour, De Vere Tortworth Court has never been so accessible. You’ll also find Cheltenham, Gloucester, Bath and the southern Cotswolds all within an hour’s drive.
Recorded in the Domesday Book, the estate was the ancestral seat of the Ducie family for 350 years. Following a multi-million pound restoration, the manor house now combines 21st-century style with a wealth of original features and fittings.
Explore the 30-acre estate and you’ll find the Victorian arboretum, housing more than 300 plant and tree specimens – download our map here. Relax and enjoy seasonal dishes prepared using fresh, local ingredients at our two inviting restaurants.
