Historic Wedding Venues in Kent

Shepherd Neame Brewery boasts a 15th Century function room with exposed beams and lovely octagonal crownpost, offering a cosy, charming and friendly atmosphere for weddings.

Squerryes is our beautiful, busy home that sits within a productive 2,500 acre estate on the Kent Downs. Squerryes Court, or the new Winery on the estate provide the perfect setting for your wedding.

There is no other venue quite like Romney Hythe and Dymchurch Railway, an exciting choice for an alternative railway themed wedding.

With its charming character, The Star and Eagle dates back to the 14th century, making it a first-rate wedding venue.

This Listed town hall in the centre of Deal is the perfect venue for a Kent wedding!

Set right in the heart of Gravesend, a wedding at The Old Town Hall provides a wonderfully historic, unique and special day.

Venue licensed for marriages and civil partnerships.

Read's Restaurant is a beautiful house with a great setting for your very special wedding day.

This ornate registry office is a perfect venue in which to confess your love for one another!

Designed by Sir Christopher Wren, The Windsor Guildhall is a wonderfully inspiring and iconic wedding venue where you will certainly have a day to remember.

Fort Amherst is a truly one of a kind and a spectacular location for your big wedding day!

Built in the 16th century, The Manor Gatehouse is a charming country house in Kent where you can have a special wedding day to live long in the memory.