Heart Field Shizuoka.

A hidden paradise for your most special day

Meticulously designed to recreate the tranquillity and fairytale-like allure of the Cotswolds, Heart Field is a wedding venue like no other. Guests stepping into Heart Field are transported to a storybook setting, captivated by its graceful and unique atmosphere.

With the gentle sound of flowing water, the rustling of trees in the breeze, and the bright beauty of blue skies and white clouds, this enchanting venue creates an unforgettable experience of happiness you truly deserve.

St. Mary-le-Bow Church on-site is a majestic and elegant cathedral, exuding a subtle classical charm. In front of the altar stands a grand stained-glass window over 120 years old, casting beautiful, gentle light. During the ceremony, the candlelit aisle gently illuminates, creating a radiant path for the bride and bestowing warm blessings upon the newlyweds.

Seamless transition from ceremony to banquet.

Heart Field boasts three banquet halls of varying sizes, each designed to host weddings of different scales. After the solemn church wedding ceremony, guests can seamlessly transition to the banquet halls without leaving the estate. Each hall offers its own unique charm, featuring luxurious and elegant reception areas dedicated exclusively to guests. Even during the waiting time before the wedding banquet, guests will enjoy the exclusive atmosphere of the manor. The banquet halls are all connected to English-style gardens, where couples can opt for a dessert party, extending the celebration and creating even more moments of interaction and joy for the guests.

Burford Manor

The design of this hall is inspired by the home of artist William Morris, who lived in the Cotswolds. The relaxed country style is beautifully reflected through honey and cream-coloured furniture, which stands out in the space, creating an atmosphere that is both refined and unpretentious. The rustic charm evokes the feeling of an English countryside retreat, fostering a warm and inviting atmosphere.

Burford Manor is the smallest of the three banquet halls, with a capacity of up to 63 guests, making it perfect for intimate weddings.

Castle Combe Manor

This banquet hall is designed with the theme of a European medieval manor, featuring deep brown wooden furnishings and a sturdy fireplace that adds warmth to the space. Complemented by soft jazz music, guests can enjoy champagne toasts in the beautiful garden surrounded by greenery, exuding an air of elegance and grandeur.

Castle Combe Manor can accommodate up to 126 guests. Its charming garden pool is ideal for hosting an outdoor dessert party or special event, offering a unique touch to the celebration.

Kelmscott Manor

The banquet hall of Kelmscott Manor is inspired by a grand estate nestled in the forests of old Europe. Its elegant, romantic crystal chandeliers fill the space with warmth and luxury, offering a tranquil retreat for those seeking a moment of relaxation. A standout feature of the hall is the small staircase at the centre, allowing the newlyweds to make a grand entrance under the spotlight.

Among the three banquet halls, Kelmscott Manor is the largest, accommodating up to 140 guests.