Historic Wedding Venues

The UK is steeped in history which is why you will be spoilt for choice when it comes to historical wedding venues in the UK. You might have set your sights on a majestic castle in Scotland, or perhaps a romantic renaissance abode to channel your inner ‘Bridgerton’. Either way, there is a venue ready to wow your guests with its innate history and attention to detail.
Reading Museum and Town Hall
Reading, Berkshire
A beautiful and centrally located museum and Town Hall in Reading, which resides in a stunning listed building and makes a perfect venue for a special wedding day.
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  • 240
  • P.O.A
Fort Amherst
Chatham, Medway, Kent
Fort Amherst is a truly one of a kind and a spectacular location for your big wedding day!
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  • 70
  • P.O.A
Lomond Hills Hotel & Leisure Centre
Freuchie, Cupar, Fife
A converted coach inn situated by the Lomond Hills
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  • 180
  • P.O.A
Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park
London, East London
The iconic Queen Elizabeth Olympic Stadium is like no other wedding venue in the world!
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  • 1000
  • P.O.A
Freemasons' Hall
Edinburgh, City of Edinburgh
An beautiful and elegant building with four floors and a glass dome. Can cater for up to 250 guests, a great venue for an unforgettable wedding celebration.
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  • 250
  • P.O.A
The Manor House, Buntingford
Buntingford, Hertfordshire
Right in the centre of Buntingford, the historic market town, lies The Manor House. Have your special day in this beautiful Grade II 18th century building.
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  • 40
  • P.O.A
Broughton Hall - Eden
Skipton, North Yorkshire
  • 45 Bedrooms
  • P.O.A
Kents Cavern
Torquay, Devon
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With a choice of 5 different cave weddings, Kent's Cavern offers a brilliant opportunity for a truly unique wedding day experience!
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  • 100
  • From £850
Clifton College
Bristol, Bristol
  • P.O.A
Riverside House
Bakewell, Derbyshire
Riverside Hotel is a luxury venue in proximity of the beautiful Peak District that boasts tranquility and beautiful views, a wonderful choice for your special day.
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  • 32
  • P.O.A
Montpellier House
Cheltenham, Gloucestershire
This beautiful town in cheltenham has an impressive function room which is bound to wow your guest!
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  • 80
  • From £60 pp
The Old White Lion
Keighley, West Yorkshire
This picturesque wedding venue offers an enchanting function room steeped in character which is perfect for a wedding breakfast!
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  • 100
  • From £9 pp
George Hotel, Colchester
Colchester, Essex
Enjoy the use of the smaller The Tudor Room for up to 34 seated guests or the larger the County Suite for up to 60 seated guests. Both rooms have their own private bars.
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  • 60
  • 47 Bedrooms
  • P.O.A
Roman Camp Inn
Norwich, Norfolk
A countryside inn on the bucolic North Norfolk coast. The restaurant and bar area can host small wedding receptions.
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  • 44
  • 16 Bedrooms
  • P.O.A
Kingshouse Hotel
Glencoe, Highland
  • 110
  • 57 Bedrooms
  • P.O.A
The Courtyard Venue
Oswetry, Shropshire
  • 120
  • 1 Bedroom
  • P.O.A
Beyond Events, University of Hull
Hull, East Riding of Yorkshire
  • P.O.A
The Midland Hotel
Manchester, Greater Manchester
  • P.O.A
FAQ's

Can I book an all inclusive package if I choose an historic wedding venue?

es, many historic wedding venues in the UK offer all-inclusive packages that include catering, flowers, music, and other wedding essentials. These packages can be a convenient and stress-free option for couples who want everything taken care of in one place. However, it's important to read the fine print and make sure that the package includes everything you need, and that there are no hidden fees or extra costs.

Do historic wedding venues include accomodation?

Many historic wedding venues in the UK do offer accommodation options for guests. This can range from onsite rooms or suites to nearby hotels or B&Bs that the venue has partnered with. Some venues may also offer exclusive use of the property for the entire wedding party, giving you and your guests a unique and unforgettable experience.

What are some of the best historic wedding venues in the UK?

The UK has a wealth of historic wedding venues that provide a unique and stunning backdrop for your special day. Some of the best include Blenheim Palace in Oxfordshire, Hampton Court Palace in London, Warwick Castle in Warwickshire, Chatsworth House in Derbyshire, and Edinburgh Castle in Scotland. Each venue offers a mix of grandeur, history, and beauty that can make your wedding day truly memorable.

What is the easiest way to book an historic wedding venue?

The easiest way to book an historic wedding venue in the UK is to contact the venue directly or to work with a wedding planner who specialises in historic venues. Many venues have dedicated wedding coordinators who can guide you through the process and help you plan your dream wedding. It's important to book early as popular venues can book up quickly, especially during peak wedding season.

Will an historic wedding venue look good in photographs?

Yes, historic wedding venues can provide a stunning backdrop for your wedding photographs. With their grand architecture, beautiful gardens, and rich history, these venues offer unique and memorable settings for your special day. Professional photographers are experienced in capturing the beauty of historic venues and can help you create a visual record of your wedding that you'll treasure for years to come.

Will my historic wedding venue be haunted?

While some historic wedding venues in the UK are rumored to be haunted, this is not necessarily the case for all venues. Some venues embrace their ghostly legends and offer ghost tours, while others focus on the beauty and history of the location. If you're interested in finding out whether a particular venue is haunted, you can always ask the venue or read online reviews from previous guests.