Jack Whitehall and Roxy Horner's wedding venue, Euridge Manor in Wiltshire, has been ordered to close following complaints from local residents about excessive noise. The couple married at the 17th-century estate on Saturday, with guests including Jamie Redknapp and Douglas Booth.
The venue, owned by Jigsaw founder John Robinson, has been at the centre of a dispute with Wiltshire Council over noise levels. The council imposed strict planning conditions, which Robinson challenged as 'unreasonable'. However, the Planning Inspectorate upheld the council's decision, ruling that the venue must cease operations by May 17.
Local residents have expressed frustration over noise from weddings, with one describing 'posh yobs with too much money and too little class'. Another claimed that Whitehall's wedding brought 'whooping and cheering, and amplified speeches' late into the evening.
Deputy Leader of Wiltshire Council, Councillor Mel Jacob, said: 'We have a duty to protect our communities... It is simply not fair that residents should have to put up with excessive noise.' The council will continue to monitor the site and consider enforcement action if breaches occur.
The Planning Inspectorate declined further comment, noting that the decision could still be challenged in the High Court within six weeks. Robinson, a friend of Princess Kate, now faces the prospect of cancelling all booked weddings.
