Westerham Golf Club

Set on the edge of the Kent countryside near the Surrey border, Westerham Golf Club offers a wedding setting that feels open, peaceful and quietly refined. Surrounded by rolling greens and far-reaching views, the venue has a sense of space that immediately creates a relaxed and welcoming atmosphere for the day.

The clubhouse combines classic golf club character with light-filled interiors, allowing celebrations to feel connected to the landscape outside. Large windows draw in natural light and frame the surrounding countryside, giving each moment a sense of calm continuity as the day unfolds.

With its scenic setting and understated elegance, Westerham Golf Club provides a backdrop that feels unforced and balanced. It’s a venue that allows a wedding day to flow naturally, where the surroundings enhance the experience without ever competing with the people and moments at its heart.

A wedding day at The Royal Air Force Club unfolds with a refined, well-structured rhythm, shaped by the elegance of the interiors and the central London setting. From arrival through to the ceremony and reception, each stage of the day feels purposeful and smoothly connected.

Guests move easily between the beautifully proportioned rooms, with each space offering a distinct atmosphere while maintaining a sense of continuity. The layout supports a natural progression from formal moments to relaxed celebration, allowing the day to feel organised without becoming rigid.

As the day moves into the evening, the atmosphere softens while retaining its sense of occasion. Candlelit rooms and evening light create a warmer, more intimate mood, allowing celebrations to build naturally and conclude with a feeling of ease, cohesion and quiet sophistication.

How a wedding day flows at Westerham Golf Club

A wedding day at Westerham Golf Club unfolds with a relaxed, well-paced rhythm, shaped by the open layout of the clubhouse and the surrounding countryside. From arrival through to the ceremony and reception, each part of the day feels naturally connected, allowing guests to move comfortably between spaces without disrupting the atmosphere.

As the celebration progresses, the outdoor setting becomes an easy extension of the day. Guests are often drawn to the terrace and grounds to enjoy the views and share quieter moments, while the interiors provide a welcoming backdrop as the day continues. This gentle movement keeps the experience feeling dynamic yet unhurried.

As evening approaches, celebrations draw back indoors where the atmosphere becomes warmer and more intimate, while still retaining the venue’s sense of openness. Whether the day leans more heavily on the outdoor spaces or remains centred within the clubhouse, the overall flow feels smooth, balanced and genuinely enjoyable from start to finish.

A bride in a white lace wedding dress holding a bouquet of flowers, leaning into a man in a gray suit who is giving her a flower from his hand beside a blue vintage car.
A newlywed couple standing close together outdoors near a pond, embracing and looking lovingly at each other. The groom is wearing a light gray suit and glasses, and the bride is dressed in a white lace wedding gown with dark wavy hair and a headband
A couple on their wedding day, smiling and embracing outdoors by a body of water.
A bride and groom embracing by a lake in a park, with the groom kissing the bride on the cheek. The bride is holding a bouquet of orange and yellow flowers, wearing a white lace wedding dress. The groom is wearing a gray suit and glasses.
A bride and groom walking hand in hand on a grassy area near a small pond in a park with trees in the background.
Bride in a white lace wedding dress looking at camera, groom in a light gray suit and glasses standing nearby, in an outdoor park setting with trees and a large building in the background.
People standing in line at a banquet or wedding reception, dressed in formal and semi-formal attire, holding drinks, in a decorated indoor venue.
Indoor wedding reception scene with a bride in a white dress, groom in a grey suit, and guests near a decorated fireplace and table with floral arrangements and table settings.
A man in a striped suit holding a microphone and speaking at a formal gathering, with seated guests listening, in a decorated indoor venue with brick walls and curtains.
A speaker giving a toast or speech at a wedding reception, with guests seated at tables decorated with flowers and candles, and a floral arch with a "Happy End" sign behind him.
A couple is dancing closely during a wedding reception, with guests watching and taking photos in the background, in a decorated indoor venue.
Group of women dancing and having fun at a party or celebration in a warmly lit indoor setting.

Westerham Golf Club has a setting that feels open, calm and quietly scenic. The surrounding countryside and gently rolling greens create a sense of space that gives the day a relaxed, unhurried atmosphere from start to finish.

Inside, the clubhouse feels light and welcoming, with large windows keeping the landscape in view and allowing natural light to shape the mood throughout the day. The atmosphere shifts subtly as the celebrations progress, from bright and sociable earlier on to warmer and more intimate as evening approaches.

This balance between countryside openness and comfortable interiors gives Westerham Golf Club its understated charm. Whether guests are gathered outdoors enjoying the views or inside celebrating together, the setting remains composed, natural and centred on connection and shared experience.

Why couples love Westerham Golf Club

For couples getting married at Westerham Golf Club, I offer wedding photography or wedding videography, capturing the day as it naturally unfolds and focusing on atmosphere, connection and the moments that matter most.

You may also like to explore weddings at Oaks Farm, Reigate Hill Golf Club, or Surrey National Golf Club, or learn more about my approach to wedding photography and wedding films across Kent, Surrey and the South East.