Accessibility Statement

Woodhill Weddings is committed to making our website and venue as accessible as possible for everyone, including people with disabilities. This statement explains how accessible our website and venue are, how to get in touch if you have any difficulty, and what we are doing to keep improving.

Website Accessibility

This website aims to meet the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.2 at Level AA. We have designed the site so that you should be able to:

• Resize text up to 200% without the content breaking or overlapping
• Navigate the whole site using a keyboard
• Rely on sufficient colour contrast between text and background
• Use a "skip to content" link to bypass the navigation
• Read clear, descriptive text alternatives for meaningful images
• Have any motion and animation reduced automatically if your device requests reduced motion

How Accessible This Website Is

We work to keep this website as accessible as possible. We are aware that some areas may not yet be fully accessible, and we are working to address these. Known items being reviewed include any known limitations to confirm. If you find something that is not accessible, please tell us using the contact details below.

Venue Accessibility

We want all of your guests to feel welcome. At the venue we offer:

• Step-free access where possible
• Accessible parking
• Accessible toilet facilities

Please note that our setting is rural and some areas are accessed via gravel paths and uneven ground. If you or any of your guests have specific access requirements, please contact us in advance so we can plan ahead and assist you on the day.

Feedback and Contact

We welcome your feedback. If you experience any difficulty using this website or visiting the venue, or if you would like information in a different format, please contact us:

We aim to respond to accessibility enquiries withina timeframe to confirm.

How We Test This Website

We review the accessibility of this website as part of our ongoing maintenance, using a combination of automated checks and manual testing with a keyboard. This statement was last reviewed on 28 May 2026.