Kelvin and Liz Fletcher’s farm stars in the popular ITV series Fletchers’ Family Farm, which is now airing its third season.
Former Emmerdale star Kelvin Fletcher and his wife Liz run a vast family farm that has already been the focus of a popular TV documentary.
Now, the 120-acre Peak District estate is set to welcome a new type of visitor: couples looking to tie the knot. Aspiring newlyweds can now say “I do” at Fletchers’ Family Farm, taking advantage of the picturesque Cheshire countryside.
ITV viewers can currently follow the third series of Kelvin’s family adventures, which launched last month. For couples considering the farm as their wedding venue, the Fletchers are offering two distinct options: a rustic barn celebration or a woodland blessing ceremony “surrounded by magical woodland.”
According to the farm’s website:
“Fletchers Farm is now open as a wedding venue! We’re offering two ways for couples to celebrate their special day. The first is a barn wedding in the function barn located beneath the coffee shop. This flexible, character-filled space allows for a magical celebration without the hefty costs.”
The website adds:
“The second option is a woodland blessing ceremony, tucked away in the countryside fields beneath Roseberry Topping and Captain Cook’s Monument. Near the fishing lake and surrounded by enchanting woodland, our venue offers an unrivalled picturesque setting.”
“The woodland walk provides couples the perfect opportunity to host a blessing ceremony on site.”
Couples interested in booking a viewing can find more details on the farm’s website.
The news comes alongside a concerning health update in the latest episode of Fletchers’ Family Farm, which aired on Sunday, November 23, revealing the full extent of the actor’s injuries from a charity rugby match.
Kelvin had volunteered to play alongside professional athletes Gareth Ellis, Mark Flanagan, and Danny McGuire to raise funds for the David Lewis Centre, a charity supporting people with complex needs.
Although he was initially sidelined, he later appeared back in the game and was tackled. At the time, he admitted: “I’m hoping, fingers crossed, I haven’t, but it feels like I’ve torn my bicep.”
In the latest update shared with viewers, he confirmed that scans had verified he had indeed suffered a torn bicep, leaving him unable to carry out his usual farm duties.
“I need to find a possible understudy,” he said on the show as he considered whether he would still be able to present his Lincoln Red cattle at the Royal Cheshire Show.
Speaking to his wife Liz, he said: “My arm is still really painful. It’s sore, and I’m wondering if it might be better for you to take them. You’ll manage.” He added, “We’ll just see, but be on standby. How do you feel about that?”
Liz, clearly less than thrilled, replied: “Well, not great, obviously,” as Kelvin reassured her: “Despite the setbacks and hiccups, we’re still going ahead.”
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