Together with their families
Thea&Cameron
Saturday, the twenty-sixth of June, two thousand twenty-seven
Sedlescombe Church · Low Chimneys, Battle
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The day
Order of celebration
Where
The ceremony & the party
Sedlescombe Church
The service · Sedlescombe, East Sussex · TN33 0QP
Low Chimneys
The reception · Battle, East Sussex · TN33 0NA
Getting there
Travel
Driving & parking
Low Chimneys is a short drive from the A21. Parking is available at the house — details to follow with your invitation.
Battle station
Direct trains run from London Charing Cross to Battle (~1h 25m). The church and house are a short taxi ride from the station.
Local taxis
Local firms get booked up — reserve your return journey ahead of the day. Local taxi: 01424 777222.
Make a weekend of it
Places to stay
Hotels around Battle
Sedlescombe Golf Club Hotel is the closest to the church. The Bull, 27 High Street, and the Abbey Hotel, 84 High Street, are both a few minutes from Low Chimneys. For something a little more special (and priced accordingly), Powdermills Country House on Powdermill Lane is about two miles out, set in its own grounds.
B&Bs around the high street
A handful of lovely B&Bs within walking distance of Battle Abbey — book early for June.
Hastings & St Leonards
Fifteen minutes by car or train, with plenty of seaside hotels and Airbnbs.
If you've come a long way
London & Surrounding Attractions
Making a trip of it? Here's a five-day London itinerary for the days either side of the wedding — London, Windsor Castle, Stonehenge and Bath, and a few days beyond.
See the five-day itinerary
Royal London & Westminster
Morning — Westminster Cathedral, Buckingham Palace, and the Changing of the Guard, if the timing allows.
Afternoon — Big Ben, the Houses of Parliament, Westminster Bridge, and the London Eye.
Evening — A stroll along the South Bank, then on to Covent Garden.
Night — Catch a West End show: Les Misérables, The Phantom of the Opera, Wicked, The Lion King, or Moulin Rouge.
Windsor Castle, Stonehenge & Bath
A full-day tour (bookable via Klook) taking in Windsor Castle, the official residence of the Royal Family; Stonehenge, one of the world's most famous prehistoric monuments; and Bath, with its Roman Baths, Bath Abbey and Georgian architecture.
Evening — Dinner in Chinatown or Soho.
Greenwich & The O2
Morning — An Uber Boat from Westminster Pier (by Big Ben) across to Cutty Sark Pier for Greenwich: the Cutty Sark, Greenwich Market, Greenwich Park, the Royal Observatory, and the Prime Meridian Line.
Afternoon — A bus to The O2, for the ICON Outlet's designer shopping, restaurants and cafés — with the IFS Cloud Cable Car as an option.
Museums & Kensington
Morning — The Natural History Museum, for the Dinosaur Gallery and the Blue Whale Skeleton.
Afternoon — The Victoria & Albert Museum, the British Museum (Egyptian Collection, the Rosetta Stone), and the National Gallery — all free to enter.
Late afternoon — Kensington High Street, Harrods, and Knightsbridge.
Evening — Dinner in Kensington or Chelsea.
Views, Markets & the West End
Morning — The Sky Garden for panoramic views (free, advance booking required), then Leadenhall Market, London Bridge and Tower Bridge, with lunch at Borough Market.
Afternoon — East London: Liverpool Street, Spitalfields Market, Brick Lane and Shoreditch, for street art, cafés and vintage shops.
Evening — Shopping along Oxford Street, Selfridges, Liberty London and Carnaby Street, then Leicester Square, Chinatown and Trafalgar Square by night.
Notting Hill
Morning — Notting Hill and Portobello Road Market (best on Fridays and Saturdays).
Afternoon — Hyde Park and Kensington Gardens.
Evening — Dinner in Notting Hill.
Join us
Will you be there?
We would love nothing more than to celebrate with you.
Let us know if you can make it.
Kindly respond by the thirtieth of November, 2026
If you need anything at all, do get in touch — Cameron on 07837 979117 or Thea on 07456 555656