£510 for Venue Hire
Up to 120
Bedrooms
Exclusive Use
Wedding Licence
Get married in one of Henry VIII's Tudor castles where you can then go on to enjoy your reception within their spacious all-year marquee.
Pricing & Costs

Venue Hire Only

Prices Start At
£510
Features & Capacity

Overview

Venue Type
Castle
Dining Capacity
120
Reception Capacity
200
Usual Finish Time
12:00AM

Ceremony & Reception

Church Within Walking Distance
Wedding Licence
Confetti Permitted

Venue

Exclusive Use
Grade I/II Listed Building

Food and Drink

In-house Catering
In-House Wine List
Full Description

Experience

No. of Weddings Hosted
More than 50
Reviews
(3)
Aaron & Amy
Happy couple married in July
July 2023
Beautiful, intimate, historical venue.
The keep at Southsea Castle was perfect for our wedding ceremony. The room looked absolutely stunning thanks to the castles normal suppliers, I-do weddings and lizard events. The staff were always so happy to help and go above and beyond for us. They were brilliant for the whole day and in the build up, no job was too small and it really made the day so much easier! The castle itself is so striking, walking out of the keep after the ceremony onto the battlements was incredible. Cannot recommend enough!
Fiona & Alex
Happy couple married in June
July 2023
Perfect Wedding
We had an amazing day at Southsea Castle. The staff were really helpful, the venue was beautiful, and there was so much included in the price. Our guests also absolutely loved it, and we couldn't recommend it more!
Emma and Laura
Happy couple married in June
November 2022
Perfect day
From start to finish it was the perfect day. Couldn’t have been happier with the dedication of Ruth and the rest of the team. Beautiful memories that will stay with us for ever.
Location & Contact Details

Address

Southsea Castle, Portsmouth, Hampshire, PO5 3PA, England

Nearest Motorway & Junction

M27 / M275

Nearest Train Station

Portsmouth & Southsea

Nearest Airport

Southampton Airport
FAQ
(1)

What is your venue's most unique feature?

Stand where King Henry VIII stood as he watched the Mary Rose sink in the Solent.