Probably built as a Royal Hunting lodge and very much a stately home since the 16th century, Great Fosters is a Grade One listed building blessed with the grandeur of 16th century England and luxurious modern facilities. The romantic gardens provide the most idyllic backdrop for photographs with a rose garden with sunken lily pond, saxon moat with wisteria covered Japanese bridge, parterres, grassed amphitheatre and a lake. The hotel has 50 luxurious bedrooms and is licensed for both indoor and outdoor ceremonies. The Tithe Barn, dating from 1390, accommodates up to 180 guests for a wedding breakfast whilst the Orangery, in the style of the eighteenth century, accommodates up to 80 guests. Food at Great Fosters is important to us whether we are catering for two or two hundred. We put the same emphasis on our wedding menus as we do for our restaurants and our talented kitchen brigade take great pride in creating dishes that not only look fabulous but also exceed your expectations on the taste front too. From your initial enquiry our experienced wedding co-ordinators will work with you to create the memorable day you have always imagined.
it would be far too rude of us to pick a favourite!
You do not need to spend a fortune on added extras! Homemade and personal touches are far better.
Confetti made from the roses grown in both sets of parents' gardens
Historic, stunning, welcoming, attentive, flexible
On the Japanese Bridge
Yes but we are too discreet to mention names
Crostini, mozzarella, sun blushed tomato, basil, balsamic glaze (v)
Pizza cooked on our wood fired pizza oven. Yummy!
Our Tithe Barn that was built in 1390 in New Malden and transported to Great Fosters in 1930
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