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Welcome to Anne of Cleves House: Your Unique Wedding Venue
If you’re dreaming of a wedding venue that blends history, charm, and intimacy, Anne of Cleves House in Southover, Lewes, is the perfect choice. This 15th-century timber-framed house offers a peaceful and romantic setting to celebrate your special day with close family and friends.
A Venue Rich in Royal History
Anne of Cleves House was granted to Anne of Cleves by King Henry VIII as part of their annulment settlement. While Anne never lived here, her fascinating story is part of the venue’s unique character. For over 600 years, this beautifully preserved Tudor house has welcomed visitors, showcasing original features like oak beams and a medieval fireplace that add timeless elegance to your wedding.
Intimate Ceremonies in the Historic East Room
Say your vows in the stunning East Room, an intimate space that comfortably holds up to 50 guests. With its original oak beams, grand medieval fireplace, and charming brick tile floor, this room creates a warm and inviting atmosphere. Whether it’s the fresh floral scents of summer or the cozy glow of a winter log fire, the East Room is a perfect backdrop for your ceremony any time of year.
Celebrate in the Picturesque Tudor Garden
After your ceremony, enjoy drinks, canapés, and wedding photos in our enchanting walled Tudor garden. Surrounded by aromatic herbs and fruit trees, this serene outdoor space offers a relaxed and beautiful setting to continue your celebrations with your loved ones.
Venue Highlights at a Glance
- Capacity: Up to 50 guests for both ceremonies and receptions.
- Spaces: Historic East Room for ceremonies and a charming Tudor garden for receptions.
- Location: A peaceful, timber-framed historic house in the heart of Lewes.
- Availability: Open for weddings all year round, offering flexibility for your perfect date.
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What is Anne of Cleves House and why is it unique as a wedding venue?
Anne of Cleves House is a 15th-century timber-framed historic house located in Southover, Lewes, East Sussex. It offers a unique wedding venue that blends rich Tudor history, charming original architectural features such as oak beams and a medieval fireplace, with an intimate and romantic setting perfect for smaller weddings.
Where is Anne of Cleves House located, and how accessible is the venue?
Anne of Cleves House is situated in Lewes, East Sussex, England, with the postcode BN7 1JA. It is located in the heart of Lewes, providing a peaceful yet easily accessible setting for your wedding and guests.
What is the maximum guest capacity for weddings at Anne of Cleves House?
The venue comfortably accommodates up to 50 guests for both ceremonies and receptions, making it ideal for intimate weddings with close family and friends.
Which spaces within Anne of Cleves House are used for wedding ceremonies and receptions?
The historic East Room is the main space for wedding ceremonies, offering a warm and inviting atmosphere with original oak beams and a grand medieval fireplace. For receptions and celebrations, the picturesque walled Tudor garden provides a serene outdoor setting surrounded by aromatic herbs and fruit trees.
Can I have a wedding ceremony at Anne of Cleves House throughout the year?
Yes, Anne of Cleves House is available for weddings all year round, providing flexibility to choose the perfect date for your special day, whether you prefer a cozy winter ceremony by the log fire or a summer celebration in the garden.
What historical significance does Anne of Cleves House hold?
Anne of Cleves House was originally granted to Anne of Cleves by King Henry VIII as part of their annulment settlement. Although Anne never lived there, the venue’s association with Tudor royalty and its preservation of authentic medieval architecture make it a venue rich in history and character.
What features of the East Room make it a special wedding ceremony venue?
The East Room features original oak beams, a grand medieval fireplace, and a charming brick tile floor. It comfortably seats up to 50 guests and offers an intimate, atmospheric space filled with historic charm and warmth—perfect for a romantic wedding ceremony.
Is outdoor space available for wedding celebrations at Anne of Cleves House?
Yes, the Tudor garden offers a picturesque outdoor space for drinks, canapés, and wedding photos. This walled garden is surrounded by fragrant herbs and fruit trees, creating a relaxed and beautiful environment for your reception and celebrations.
Are there any restrictions on the number of guests or type of events at Anne of Cleves House?
The venue is designed to host weddings with up to 50 guests comfortably for both ceremonies and receptions. This makes it ideal for intimate weddings but may not accommodate larger events. The historic nature of the property requires respectful use, preserving its original features and ambiance.
How does Anne of Cleves House provide a memorable wedding experience for couples?
By combining historic Tudor architecture, royal heritage, and intimate, charming spaces like the East Room and Tudor garden, Anne of Cleves House offers couples a unique and romantic setting. The peaceful location, attention to preserving historical features, and flexible year-round availability create a timeless and unforgettable wedding venue.
