Former Ripple railway station planned to become wedding venue

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 5 Nov, 09:20 · Archive

A planning application has been submitted to convert Station House in Ripple into a residential home and small wedding events venue.

A planning application has been submitted to Malvern Hills District Council to convert Station House in Ripple, a former railway station, into a mixed-use property combining residential use with a small wedding events venue.

The proposal involves repurposing parts of the station and its grounds for a limited hire events business. Specific areas including both original platforms and two waiting rooms would be used for wedding ceremonies and vow renewals. The applicant seeks a civil wedding licence to allow indoor ceremonies for up to 30 people in the main waiting room. Events are proposed to take place between 10am and 8pm.

No alterations will be made to the external elevations of the listed property or its internal layout. The remaining gardens and outside spaces will continue to be used for residential purposes only. The applicant stated: 'We would like to be able to offer small events to be held in this magical place.'

How it is being reported

• Former railway station could become wedding venuePlans have been submitted to convert Station House in Ripple, a former railway station, into a home and small events venue for weddings and vow renewals.Worcester News · 5 Nov, 05:00
• Former railway station could become wedding venuePlans have been submitted to convert Station House in Ripple, a former railway station, into a home and small events venue for weddings and vow renewals.Malvern Gazette · 5 Nov, 05:00

In this story: Station House · Ripple · Malvern Hills District Council · Tewkesbury to Malvern railway line

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