Bell Heath is near Belbroughton in Worcestershire, close to Junction 4 of the M5, with Bromsgrove, Kidderminster and Stourbridge all within a few miles. Hagley train station is less than a ten minute drive away. Malvern sits in the Malvern Hills, just off the M5: exit at Junction 7 from the north, or Junction 8 onto the M50 from the south, with Great Malvern station connecting the site by rail. Both venues are within easy reach of Worcester and Birmingham.

Both sites sit within private woodland, so the setting does a lot of the work before a single decoration goes up. Bell Heath has a more rustic, festival-adjacent feel among the trees, while Malvern is set in the hills themselves, with The Canopy, Malvern’s dining and events space, positioned right among the tree canopy. Couples who want a wedding rooted in nature, rather than staged inside a marquee with a woodland backdrop, tend to be drawn to Boundless for exactly this reason.

Boundless doesn’t impose a supplier list. Couples source their own caterers, decorators and entertainment, and shape the day around their own vision rather than a house style. Weekend hire starts from £3,500 inc VAT and runs Friday 4pm through Sunday 12pm, with accommodation included.

Weekend hire runs from Friday afternoon through to Sunday, giving couples a full weekend rather than a single evening. That means time to set up exactly how they want it on the Friday, celebrate on the Saturday without a strict changeover, and take Sunday morning at an easy pace before saying goodbye to guests.

Both. Under dry hire, couples are free to bring in any caterer they choose. For those who’d rather have it handled, Boundless can introduce couples to its partner caterer, Oh My Nosh, an award-winning local caterer offering bespoke, seasonal menus built around the couple. It’s an option, not a requirement, so the day still stays entirely theirs to shape.

Bell Heath sleeps 77 across the site, and Malvern sleeps 118.

At Bell Heath, Woodland Cottage is a private space with a hot tub, usually kept aside for the couple, and a popular spot for wedding morning photos. Malvern offers its own version of that private retreat: a Scandinavian-style wooden chalet sleeping up to 18, giving couples the choice of a quiet space to themselves, or somewhere close friends and immediate family can stay alongside them.

Guests stay in the centres’ residential accommodation as part of the weekend hire, so there’s no need to book separate hotels for a full wedding party. It suits couples who want their wedding to feel like a shared weekend rather than a single evening.

Yes. Boundless is a welcoming space for every couple, and for the friends and family who come to celebrate with them. The aim is the same for every single couple who choose Boundless Outdoors for their wedding: a safe, relaxed setting where everyone can be fully themselves for the weekend, surrounded by woodland, with the freedom to shape the day their own way rather than follow a fixed formula.

Yes, Boundless offers reduced rates for weddings held September to March. Contact us to find out more.

Bell Heath does not hold a wedding ceremony licence, and Malvern’s application is still pending. Couples who choose Boundless typically complete the legal formalities elsewhere and bring their guests to Bell Heath or Malvern to celebrate: a woodland reception, first dance and the parts of the day that make a wedding feel like theirs. Boundless can talk couples through how other couples have structured this.

Yes. Boundless has reviews on its website, giving couples the chance to read about the experience of past couples who’ve loved their wedding weekends at Boundless. We also welcome couples to come and take a look for themselves to imaging their perfect day or weekend here with us.