Weddings at Nash Point Lighthouse

A unique venue for your special day - Nash Point Lighthouse in South Wales. One of the few operational lighthouses where you can get married.

Nash Point is a beautiful location for small, intimate ceremonies. Up to 25 guests can be accommodated over two floors of this spectacular lighthouse.

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For a totally unique wedding experience, look no further than a ceremony at Nash Point Lighthouse in South Wales

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Nash Point Lighthouse is located in South Wales on the magnificent Vale of Glamorgan Heritage Coastline

It is approximately one mile from the small village of Marcross, three miles west of Llantwit Major. The Wales Coast Path, which runs the entire length of the Welsh coast, passes through the grounds of the Lighthouse.

Weddings and civil partnerships

Nash Point Lighthouse holds a licence under the Marriage Act 1949. It is an ideal venue for
small, intimate ceremonies with up to 25 guests arranged over two floors. Please note that
the maximum numbers include the wedding couple, Registrar and Photographer.

Rugged coastline

The lighthouse is sited within a Site of Special Scientific Interest and is notable for its variety of plant and birdlife including the rare tuberous thistle (cirsium tuberous). The stretch of coastline is rugged directly below the lighthouse though clean sandy beaches are close by. There are breathtaking coastal views of the Bristol Channel, North Somerset and Devon and as far as the southernmost point of the Gower Peninsula.

Cottage accommodation

There are two cottages available for you and your guests. The cottages are within easy reach of the beautiful hills and valleys for which South Wales is so well known and many tourist areas, such as Gower, Brecon Beacons and Wales’ capital city, Cardiff.