Congratulations on your engagement! Welcome to Stourhead. Inspired by the painted masterpieces of the past, Stourheads palladian mansion and landscape garden was lovingly crafted in the 1700’s and is described as a ‘living work of art’. We are licensed for ceremonies in the house and across all of our temples, each with its own unique charm and ambience. Specialising in small ceremonies, our dedicated team understand that you want your day to be personal to you. Post ceremony, we are offer a variety of reception locations from fields for marquee's seating up to 200 people to small intimate gatherings inside the Gothic Cottage and Temple of Flora for just 12 - 16 people. The village of Stourton next to the garden entrance also provides accommodation and reception options. We welcome weddings from April - September and book up to two years in advance. We are currently open for bookings in 2025 and 2026. Please contact us for a brochure and availability for wedding show rounds. By booking your wedding with Stourhead, you are helping us to look after this special place. We look forward to making your ceremony one you will cherish forever.

Personal Message from the Manager

Name of Wedding Contact: Anna

Welcome to Stourhead, I am the Events Manager for Stourhead and Mompesson House both owned by the National Trust. I head up a small team of staff as well as a large team of volunteers, who are dedicated to making your day a success. When you book your wedding with Stourhead, you are helping us to look after this special place with the income generated helping to support our conservation work at the property.

Experience

Year Business Was Established

2008

No. of Weddings Hosted

More than 50

Public Liability Insurance

Yes

No. of People In Team

National Trust - Stourhead Features & Capacity

Overview

Venue Type

Garden

Outdoor

Dining Capacity

Reception Capacity

Usual Access Time

09:00 AM

Usual Finish Time

11:00 PM

Late Night Extension

Yes

Ceremony & Reception

Confetti Permitted

Outdoor Ceremony Available

Wedding Licence

Venue

Disabled Access

Landscaped Gardens

Grade I/II Listed Building

On-Site Parking

Marquee Permitted

In-House Wedding Coordinator

Water View

Pet Friendly

Food and Drink

Alcohol Licence

External Catering Permitted

In-House Wine List

National Trust - Stourhead Pricing & Costs

Venue Hire Only

Prices Start At

£1,500

Maximum Price

£5,500

What is included in this pricing:

Non consumables (e.g. linen, lights etc.)

Day before set up available

Furniture included

Wedding coordinator available on the day

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National Trust - Stourhead Location & Contact Details

Website

Phone

Address

National Trust Stourhead, Estate Office, High Street, Stourton, Warminster, Wiltshire, BA12 6QD, England, United Kingdom

Travel Notes

We are located just one mile from the A303, linking London with the Southwest. The M4 and M5 motorways are within an hours drive away along with the airports of Bristol and Exeter. The historic cities of Bath and Salisbury are within 30 miles of Stourhead with the popular local towns of Frome and Bruton within a 20 minute drive of the property.

Nearest Town

Mere

Nearest Motorway & Junction

A303 / M5

Nearest Train Station

Gillingham / Bruton

Nearest Airport

Bristol / Exeter

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Describe the best wedding that happened at National Trust - Stourhead?

Each wedding is unique and personal to the couple. The best weddings for our team are those where the couple express who they are by adding personal touches to their ceremony. This is your day, do it your way!

What is your No. 1 wedding planning tip for couples?

Always ask your venue to hold your date and check with your county registrars / celebrant before making the booking.

Describe National Trust - Stourhead in 5 adjectives

Iconic, Unique, Grand, Personal, Tranquil

Where’s the best photo spot at National Trust - Stourhead?

The view from the Temple of Apollo is beautiful backdrop for group shots, with the Palladian Bridge offering truly special couple images or why not re-create the famous Pride and Prejudice scene by being Elizabeth Bennet and Mr Darcy.

What is National Trust - Stourhead most unique feature?

The property has been featured in several films over many years, but possibly the most famous is the scene where Elizabeth Bennett refuses Mr Darcy in the 2006 adaptation of Jane Austens, Pride and Prejudice. The scene was filmed at the Temple of Apollo and many couples choose to say their vows in the same location.

What part of your business are you most proud of?

We are proud to be part of the National Trust Charity. When you marry at Stourhead, you are helping us to look after this special place for generations to come.

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