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£365 - £895 for Venue Hire
Up to 50
31 Bedrooms
Exclusive Use
Wedding Licence
Description
Description
Bodysgallen Hall has the romantic setting for a dream wedding, offering a range of licensed rooms to accommodate various ceremony sizes and preferences. From assisting with the planning process to arranging flowers, photographers, a honeymoon suite, and chauffeurs, their dedicated service with a personal touch helps you savour every moment of this joyous occasion.
This Grade 1 17th century hall is a haven of peace, a photographer’s dream and yours – to capture memorable moments of your day.
220 acre estate, Bodysgallen Hall is set in an idyllic spot offering enchantment and romance, commanding the hillside while enjoying stunning views towards Snowdonia and medieval Conwy.
Bodysgallen Hall and gardens can be exclusively yours for the day and night (or longer if you wish). Enjoy this exceptional space with your family and friends, including all 31 rooms and cottages. There are superb locations for a marquee within the formal gardens for larger
weddings.
Personal Message from the Manager
Name of Wedding Contact: Elgan Roberts
Welcome to Bodysgallen Hall, where love takes center stage in a spectacular setting. Nestled in over 200 acres of serene parkland just 2 miles south of Llandudno, you'll enjoy stunning views of Snowdonia and Conwy Castle as we celebrate your special day. Our gardens, featuring a rare 17th-century parterre, rose garden, and delightful follies, provide the perfect backdrop for your wedding. We look forward to making your wedding day an unforgettable experience.
Experience
Year Business Was Established
1980
No. of Weddings Hosted
More than 50
No. of People In Team
70
Overview of Bodysgallen Hall
Wedding Venue Type
Hotel
Wedding Venue Capacity
Dining Capacity
50
Reception Capacity
90
Wedding Venue Accommodation
No. of Bedrooms
31
Sleeps No. of People
70
Bridal Suite
Honeymoon Suite
Wedding Ceremony & Reception
Wedding Licence
Church Within Walking Distance
Outdoor Ceremony Available
Wedding Venue Details
Exclusive Use
Marquee Permitted
Spa On-Site
Pet Friendly
On-Site Parking
Grade I/II Listed Building
Disabled Access
Landscaped Gardens
Wedding Catering
In-House Wine List
In-house Catering
Pricing for Bodysgallen Hall
Pricing for Bodysgallen Hall
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What is your No. 1 wedding planning tip for couples?
Photography opportunities: Bodysgallen Hall offers stunning backdrops for wedding photography. Explore the property with your photographer in advance to identify the best locations for capturing memorable shots.
Describe Bodysgallen Hall in 5 adjectives
Historic, Comfort, Traditional, Unique, Special
Where’s the best photo spot at Bodysgallen Hall?
Make your way towards the formal garden, where the main house provides a picturesque backdrop. Or discover the enchanting 17th-century parterre.
What is Bodysgallen Hall most unique feature?
Awesome views:
You approach the Hall passing over a cattle grid, whereupon life’s worries are just left behind. Pass along a winding drive through meadows, the outline of the Hall begins to emerge, and the ancient stone pine in front of it. Once inside the Hall, the views from the stone mullioned windows are quite unique. Being situated on the side of Mount Pydew, Bodysgallen Hall boasts outstanding views across award-winning gardens to Conwy Castle and Eryri (Snowdonia) mountain range. From the top of the central tower, believed to date back to 13th century as a look-out during the building of Conwy Castle, you can capture the panorama encompassing Conwy Valley, Llandudno corniche, with the Great and Little Orme on either side. Truly spectacular.
What part of your business are you most proud of?
Our staff's unwavering commitment to preserving the historic integrity of this magnificent estate. Their dedication and attention to detail ensure that the rich heritage of this place remains an integral part of every guest's experience. It's their passion that allows us to seamlessly blend the charm of the past with modern comfort, offering a truly unique and memorable visit.
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