The garden pathways wind through sculptured topiary gateways, dipping into dappled woodlands, past period feature lily ponds to the stone summerhouse, passing through ornate gateways, down mossed steps and under willowy branches along the way. The magnificent 1920's gardens, which have been restored to their former glory and bring such pleasure to all those who visit,  that we have been approached on a few occasions about using the gardens as a location to film and photograph in.  

Most recently, the Wyndcliffe Court has been used for a bridal shoot advertising a Jaguar wedding car.

This month, we have also welcomed The Headmistress milliner Sam Cousin into our gardens, for an on location photo-shoot of her current collection of fascinators and hats. Three models graced our garden pathways, for a day of exciting costumes, intricate hats and (thankfully) gorgeous sunshine! Check out some of our favourite images from the shoot below! http://www.theheadmistressboutique.com/ 

One of our most exciting recent rentals has seen the gardens be transformed into their former 1920's glory, with a styled fashion photography shoot photographed by local Chepstow photographer Charlene Morton. The images, featuring two models, were shot entirely in the garden, making full use of the beautiful flowers, ornate arched doorways of the summerhouse, and an abundance of other locations throughout the grounds. 
                                                                                                                                                                                  
The gallery below shows just a few of our favourite images from the shoot.    If you are interested in using the gardens please do not hesitate to contact us.