After their romantic Venetian wedding, George and Amal Clooney are set to celebrate their nuptials once more – this time more locally for British-born lawyer Amal, in the rolling hills of Buckinghamshire.According to reports, the American heart-throb and his new wife have chosen Danesfield House, a former stately home turned hotel and spa, situated in Marlow-on-Thames, for the party.
The five-star hotel, offering an award-winning spa, Michelin-starred restaurant and 63 bedrooms – a classic double room starts from approximately £224 – and suites from £350, has been booked out for the entire weekend, reportedly by Amal's parents Baria and Ramzi Alamuddin.
Close friends and family of the new Mrs Clooney are expected to attend, including loved ones who weren't present at the happy couple's wedding weekend in Venice.
A large white marquee has reportedly been erected within the 65 acres of manicured gardens of the estate, situated just a stone's throw from Amal's parents' home.
The intimate, weekend-long bash will likely feature dinner, to be served by the five-star hotel's Michelin-starred kitchen. Starters on offer in the restaurant include beetroot carpaccio and goat's cheese, scallops and smoked salmon, while British classic mains such as sirloin of beef, duck and corn-fed chicken are also on the menu.
Its location in the heart of the rolling countryside of South Bucks means guests can enjoy vistas of the River Thames and the Chiltern Hills, yet be just 40 minutes from West London.
However George, Amal and their guests may enjoy a personalised menu as part of an exclusive hotel hire package, which is available for social celebrations of up to 200 guests.George is no stranger to the lush countryside of South Bucks. He filmed movie The Momuments Men alongside Matt Damon in the Hambleden valley last year.
He and his new wife are also believed to have chosen to call the neighbouring county of Berkshire their UK home, having bought the stunning £10million Aberlash House, a 17th-century riverside mansion in the picturesque village of Sonning.
