Welcome to Our Wedding Website
We’re so excited to celebrate our special day with you!
Please join us on 18th July 2026 at the beautiful Dorney Court in Windsor, UK where we’ll be celebrating our wedding with our closest family and friends.
Here you’ll find all the key details for the day, including the schedule, travel information, and how to RSVP.
We’ll be updating the site as we get closer to the wedding, so please feel free to check back for the latest info.
Thanks so much—and we can’t wait to celebrate with you!
Welcome to Our Wedding Website
We’re so excited to celebrate our special day with you!
Please join us on 18th July 2026 at the beautiful Dorney Court in Windsor, UK where we’ll be celebrating our wedding with our closest family and friends.
Here you’ll find all the key details for the day, including the schedule, travel information, and how to RSVP.
We’ll be updating the site as we get closer to the wedding, so please feel free to check back for the latest info.
Thanks so much—and we can’t wait to celebrate with you!
Love, Desi & Dan
The Venue
Dorney Court, Windsor, UK
Dorney Court Windsor, UK
We’re so excited to be celebrating our wedding with our favourite people at Dorney Court - a beautiful Tudor manor house near Windsor.
For those of you travelling from far and wide—or just here for the historical gossip—Dorney Court dates back to around 1440 and is considered one of England’s finest stately homes. It’s been the village’s beloved manor for centuries, first popping up in the Domesday Book (hello, 1086!). In 1542, Dorney was bought by Sir William Garrard, the Lord Mayor of London. Dorney Court has been home to the same family for over 450 years, passed down through 14 generations. It’s still a private home (which explains why it’s only available for weddings on a few weekends each year when the family is away abroad!)
While we’re not always glued to history books, we are big fans of sustainability. The name “Dorney” is thought to come from the Saxon word for “Island of Bumblebees,” thanks to its once marshy, flower-filled landscape. Honey is still made on the estate today, so if you spot a bee at the wedding, don’t worry—they’re just on the guest list. The gardens, including the charming kitchen garden, are listed for their heritage value in Buckinghamshire. Legend has it that the first pineapple ever grown in England was cultivated right here and presented to King Charles II in 1661.
We can’t wait to see you there!
We’re so excited to be celebrating our wedding with our favourite people at Dorney Court - a beautiful Tudor manor house near Windsor.
For those of you travelling from far and wide—or just here for the historical gossip—Dorney Court dates back to around 1440 and is considered one of England’s finest stately homes. It’s been the village’s beloved manor for centuries, first popping up in the Domesday Book (hello, 1086!). In 1542, Dorney was bought by Sir William Garrard, the Lord Mayor of London. Dorney Court has been home to the same family for over 450 years, passed down through 14 generations. It’s still a private home (which explains why it’s only available for weddings on a few weekends each year when the family is away abroad!)
While we’re not always glued to history books, we are big fans of sustainability. The name “Dorney” is thought to come from the Saxon word for “Island of Bumblebees,” thanks to its once marshy, flower-filled landscape. Honey is still made on the estate today, so if you spot a bee at the wedding, don’t worry—they’re just on the guest list. The gardens, including the charming kitchen garden, are listed for their heritage value in Buckinghamshire. Legend has it that the first pineapple ever grown in England was cultivated right here and presented to King Charles II in 1661.
We can’t wait to see you there!
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We’re so excited to be celebrating our wedding with our favourite people at Dorney Court - a beautiful Tudor manor house near Windsor.
For those of you travelling from far and wide—or just here for the historical gossip—Dorney Court dates back to around 1440 and is considered one of England’s finest stately homes. It’s been the village’s beloved manor for centuries, first popping up in the Domesday Book (hello, 1086!) .…
Schedule
Schedule
02:00
Guest Arrival
Please arrive between 2:00 PM and 2:10 PM We kindly ask everyone to be seated by 2:15 PM so we’re ready for the ceremony to begin.
2:30 PM
Bride’s Arrival
The bride will make her entrance!
after ceremony
Celebrations
After the ceremony, we’ll enjoy drinks, dinner, dancing, and cake.
Midnight
Carriages
Carriages at midnight!
Getting to Dorney Court
Getting to Dorney Court
Dorney Court is nestled in the charming village of Dorney, just outside Windsor in Buckinghamshire. It’s surrounded by countryside, close to the River Thames, and only about 26 miles west of Central London.
📍 Address:
Dorney Court, Court Lane, Dorney, Windsor, SL4 6QP, United Kingdom:
By Car
By Taxi
By Train
By Car:
From London The drive from Central London to Dorney Court takes approximately 1 hour 30 minutes, depending on traffic. From London, take the M4 westbound and exit at Junction 7. Follow signs toward Maidenhead, then look out for the brown tourist signs to Dorney Court. You’ll pass through some lovely countryside before reaching Court Lane—just follow the signs to the clearly marked entrance. There’s on-site parking available. From Windsor It’s a short 10–15 minute drive. Head west toward Dorney via the B3026 and follow signs to the venue.
Car
Train
Taxi
From London: The drive from Central London to Dorney Court takes approximately 1 hour 30 minutes, depending on traffic. From London, take the M4 westbound and exit at Junction 7. Follow signs toward Maidenhead, then look out for the brown tourist signs to Dorney Court. You’ll pass through some lovely countryside before reaching Court Lane—just follow the signs to the clearly marked entrance. There’s on-site parking available.
From Windsor: It’s a short 10–15 minute drive. Head west toward Dorney via the B3026 and follow signs to the venue.
📍 Address:
Accommodation
Accommodation
There are plenty of lovely places to stay near Dorney Court, especially in Windsor, which is just a 15-20 min drive away.
Bridesmaids, groomsmen, and both of our families will be staying in Windsor on Friday and Saturday night, and we’d recommend doing the same if you can—it’s much easier than commuting in wedding outfits!
Of course, wherever you choose to stay is absolutely fine—we just kindly ask that everyone arrives at the venue on time.
To find accommodation that suits your style and budget, feel free to browse:
🏨 Booking.com – Great for hotels, inns, and guesthouses
🏡 Airbnb – Perfect for cosy cottages, private rooms, or group stays
A quick note on accommodation:
Windsor is a charming but compact town, and while there are plenty of places to stay, it does get particularly busy in the summer months. We highly recommend booking your accommodation as early as possible to avoid missing out.
To help get you started, we’ve included a few suggestions from Booking.com below — but these are just examples. There are many other great options available on the site, so please feel free to book whatever suits you best!
There are plenty of lovely places to stay near Dorney Court, especially in Windsor, which is just a 15-20 min drive away.
Bridesmaids, groomsmen, and both of our families will be staying in Windsor on Friday and Saturday night, and we’d recommend doing the same if you can—it’s much easier than commuting in wedding outfits!
Of course, wherever you choose to stay is absolutely fine—we just kindly ask that everyone arrives at the venue on time.
To find accommodation that suits your style and budget, feel free to browse:
🏨 Booking.com – Great for hotels, inns, and guesthouses
🏡 Airbnb – Perfect for cosy cottages, private rooms, or group stays
A quick note on accommodation:
Windsor is a charming but compact town, and while there are plenty of places to stay, it does get particularly busy in the summer months. We highly recommend booking your accommodation as early as possible to avoid missing out.
To help get you started, we’ve included a few suggestions from Booking.com below — but these are just examples. There are many other great options available on the site, so please feel free to book whatever suits you best!
Windsorian Experience – City Centre
Windsorian Experience – City Centre
£73/night
Historic charm, garden access, top-rated.
Historic charm, garden access, top-rated.
The Christopher Hotel, Eton – Eton High Street
The Christopher Hotel, Eton – Eton High Street
£114/night
16th-century style, modern comfort.
16th-century style, modern comfort.
Heart of Windsor Apartment
Heart of Windsor Apartment
£256/night
Spacious, family-friendly, near the castle.
Spacious, family-friendly, near the castle.
Private Apartment in Windsor
Private Apartment in Windsor
£156/night
Stylish, free parking, garden views.
Stylish, free parking, garden views.
Fairmont Windsor Park – Luxury Stay
Fairmont Windsor Park – Luxury Stay
£335/night
Spa, fine dining, countryside elegance.
Spa, fine dining, countryside elegance.
Gifts
Gifts
Your presence at our wedding truly means the world to us, and we don’t expect anything more —we’re so lucky to already have everything we need. However, if you would like to contribute to our honeymoon, we promise to raise a glass (or a few!) in your honour while we’re away.
Here are the details if you’d like to contribute:
Name: Daniel Altman
Account number: 53352497
Sort code: 04-00-04
Your presence at our wedding truly means the world to us, and we don’t expect anything more —we’re so lucky to already have everything we need. However, if you would like to contribute to our honeymoon, we promise to raise a glass (or a few!) in your honour while we’re away.
Here are the details if you’d like to contribute:
Name: Daniel Altman
Account number: 53352497
Sort code: 04-00-04
RSVP
We can’t wait to celebrate with you!
Please let us know if you’ll be joining us for our special day at Dorney Court. You can RSVP by filling the form below: