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Welcome to Grange Court: A Historic Wedding Venue with Timeless Charm
If you’re dreaming of a wedding venue that combines rich history with stunning architecture, Grange Court in Leominster, Herefordshire, is the perfect choice. This Grade II* listed timber-framed market hall, built in 1633 by renowned local carpenter John Abel, offers a unique and memorable setting for your special day. Its intricate carvings and authentic character create a beautiful backdrop that will make your wedding truly unforgettable.
Ceremony and Reception Spaces Tailored to Your Celebration
Grange Court is fully licensed for civil marriage ceremonies, wedding breakfasts, and receptions. Whether you’re planning an intimate gathering or a larger celebration, the venue offers two distinct function rooms to fit your needs:
- The John Abel Room: Located on the second floor and accessible by a grand staircase or lift, this elegant space accommodates up to 100 guests for ceremonies and up to 64 for seated dining.
- The Mayor's Parlour & Ellison Room: Perfect for smaller weddings, these cozy first-floor rooms comfortably seat up to 20 guests, ideal for intimate ceremonies.
Stunning Gardens and Picture-Perfect Photo Opportunities
Celebrate your drinks reception in the beautiful walled garden, a peaceful and charming space just steps from your ceremony room. The unique Knot Garden nearby offers a striking and timeless setting for your wedding photos, helping you capture memories that will last a lifetime.
A Wedding Venue with Heart and Community Spirit
Grange Court isn’t just a venue—it’s a vibrant Community, Heritage, and Enterprise Hub. Choosing this venue means your wedding takes place in a building that’s deeply connected to the local community, adding meaningful character to your day. Plus, the entire venue is fully accessible, ensuring all your guests feel welcome and comfortable.
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What is Grange Court and why is it a special wedding venue?
Grange Court is a historic Grade II* listed timber-framed market hall built in 1633 by the local carpenter John Abel. Located in Leominster, Herefordshire, it offers a unique combination of rich history and stunning 17th-century architecture, making it an exceptional and memorable wedding venue.
Is Grange Court licensed for wedding ceremonies and receptions?
Yes, Grange Court is fully licensed to host civil marriage ceremonies, wedding breakfasts, and receptions, providing a versatile setting for your entire wedding day.
What ceremony and reception spaces are available at Grange Court?
Grange Court offers two distinct function rooms tailored to your celebration size:
- The John Abel Room: Located on the second floor, accessible by grand staircase or lift, it accommodates up to 100 guests for ceremonies and up to 64 for seated dining.
- The Mayor's Parlour & Ellison Room: Cozy first-floor rooms ideal for intimate weddings, seating up to 20 guests.
Are there outdoor spaces for wedding receptions or photos?
Yes, Grange Court features a beautiful walled garden perfect for your drinks reception. Additionally, the nearby unique Knot Garden offers picturesque and timeless settings for your wedding photographs.
Is Grange Court accessible for all guests?
Absolutely, the entire venue is fully accessible, with features like a lift to the John Abel Room, ensuring that all your guests can participate comfortably in your celebration.
Can Grange Court accommodate both large and small weddings?
Yes, Grange Court is flexible and can host intimate weddings of up to 20 guests in the Mayor's Parlour & Ellison Room, as well as larger ceremonies and receptions with up to 100 guests in the John Abel Room.
What makes Grange Court's location special?
Situated in Leominster, Herefordshire (postcode HR6 8NW, England), Grange Court is steeped in local history and connected to the community, providing a meaningful and charming backdrop for your wedding day.
Does Grange Court have historical significance?
Yes, built in 1633 and crafted by the renowned local carpenter John Abel, Grange Court is a Grade II* listed building, recognized for its authentic timber framing and intricate carvings that preserve the character of the past.
Can I have both my ceremony and reception at Grange Court?
Yes, Grange Court is licensed for both civil marriage ceremonies and wedding receptions, allowing you to celebrate your entire wedding day seamlessly at this stunning venue.
How does Grange Court support the community?
Grange Court functions as a vibrant Community, Heritage, and Enterprise Hub. Choosing this venue means your wedding contributes to a building closely connected with local heritage and community spirit, adding meaningful value to your special day.
