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Coronavirus, COVID-19 – A Message From Kathy And Chris At Ocean, Kave, our couple and their guests are our first priority. An Ocean Kave wedding is so special because we take the time to make each day as unique and as special as the happy couple. And we achie...
Welcome to Ocean Kave Wedding Venue in Devon
Hidden amongst 60 acres of private grounds within an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty on North Devon’s stunning coastline and close by to the beautiful golden sandy beach at Westward Ho!
We are surrounded by private rolling countryside with unparalleled views across the Atlantic Ocean to Lundy Island and beyond. From elaborate large weddings to intimate civil ceremonies or personal vow renewals, we can tailor your experience in a world-class idyllic, private and magical coastal setting.
Our secluded Westward Ho! location is easily accessible and has everything in one place, whilst offering total privacy for your special day. Once a thoroughbred racing stud called “Duckhaven Stud”, many of our well-known horses still reside within the grounds and occasionally like to be part of your wedding album (if invited!).
Having spent years helping couples design and plan their big day, we like to think of our wedding packages as anything but ordinary. Ocean Kave coastal weddings cater for guest numbers up to 120 in the day time and up to 150 in the evening. This makes us a perfect location for both large celebrations or intimate ceremonies.
We know your time is precious, so let us take all the hassles and stresses away from you and create a perfect and extraordinary wedding. We have years of experience creating bespoke weddings and know that the art of a great wedding is all in the detail and planning.
Our experienced team of wedding industry professionals will be by your side to consider every eventuality. So if you are dreaming of an idyllic coastal wedding venue to host the whole day, with in-house catering and optional on-site accommodation and close to the beach, then Ocean Kave could very well be “the one”...
