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The castle’s renowned
elegance and style lends prestige and panache to all
weddings. Your wedding day is special, the staff at
Hazlewood pride themsleves in attention to detail in
every aspect. From the planning of your menus to the
detail in your photographs, the experienced Wedding
Co-ordinators will work with you throughout the planning
process of your wedding, offering support and advice
every step of the way.
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the detailed planning of arrangements to the attentive
service of the finest foods and wines, everything
is organised to ensure that your wedding day at
Hazlewood Castle remains in the forefront of your
minds.
John Benson Smith, Chef Patron
and Director at Hazlewood Castle, is well renowned
for his signature style of imagination, flair and
infamous food descriptions. His dishes are colourful,
imaginative, attractive and creative. Only fresh
quality produce is used wherever possible, beneficial
and cost effective. The season is always borne in
mind (if there are any left!) where he feels appropriate.
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Civil Ceremonies
Should you wish to get married at Hazlewood, the castle
holds a licence to conduct civil ceremonies in four
of its rooms – The State Drawing Room, The Old
Dining Room, The Great Hall and the Victoria Room.
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The Chapel
It is possible to have a blessing in St Leonard’s
Chapel. Unfortunately, the chapel has not been
reconsecrated, therefore currently the castle
is unable to hold actual wedding ceremonies.
If you are planning to get married
on a Friday, Saturday or Bank Holiday Sunday,
the castle requires the number of guests to
be a minimum of ninety, and seventy on a Sunday
or Bank Holiday Monday. Additional evening guests
are welcomed.
One room only shall be made available
from 12:00 noon, on the wedding day for either
the Bride or her guests to dress.
Childrens Policy
Children are very welcome, as long as they are supervised. They are charged at
50% of the Package Price.
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