Castle Wedding Venues in England

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Oozing history, elegance and atmosphere from every corner, this 500-year-old castle, visited by Henry VIII and Anne Boleyn, is less than two hours from London. Wake to lush countryside views from crenellated towers and floor-to-ceiling windows and dine under ornate ceilings. Sleep in regally-adorned bedrooms and wander the enchanting walled garden.

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The 19th-century fairytale property, with its elegant windows and dainty turrets, overlooks the wondrous Menai Strait on the beautiful isle of Anglesey, creating the perfect backdrop for your wedding. The peaceful Parterre Garden leads to atmospheric shores whilst an eclectic-style interior adds to its romance and charm.

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This 14th Century property has a real fairytale feel, set within medieval grandeur and with a penchant for excellent service. Located in the North-East of England, Langley Castle is a stunning property offering a range of packages or weddings of all sizes.

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The real-life home of Lord and Lady Gerald Fitzalan Howard, this lush estate’s long winding drive reveals a secluded and spectacular wedding setting. A striking Gothic façade conveys a distinguished history and gives way to opulent staterooms and beautifully-designed, characterful bedrooms with views over tree-dotted parkland and a walled garden vineyard.

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A seamless marriage of traditional character and sleek, contemporary luxury, combined with spectacular views and a unique ambiance, this 12th-century castle is perfect for intimate weddings and is exquisitely unique. Situated on a rock formation, its highest point the glass-walled Sun Room and viewing platform overlooks the magnificent Pembrokeshire countryside.

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Nestled in 3000 acres of parkland, this stately 16th-century hall stands proudly framed by tall columns and awash with Georgian windows. Exchange your vows in the chapel or elegant drawing rooms and let guests wander the bountiful conservatory and 18th-century formal gardens. Luxuriate in antique-filled bedrooms with striking landscaped views across the Dales.