Hampton Court Palace offers a wedding setting like no other – steeped in Tudor history, once home to Henry VIII, and filled with fairytale grandeur.
From the intimate charm of the Little Banqueting House, to the light-filled Garden Room with its private walled garden, couples can choose spaces to suit their celebration. For breathtaking banquets, the magnificent Great Hall – the last medieval hall built for the monarchy – hosts up to 220 guests beneath its soaring ceiling.
Outdoors, the Privy Garden and Orangery offer elegant backdrops for receptions, while the atmospheric Undercroft is perfect for cocktails and late-night dancing.
The palace offers dry hire, giving couples the freedom to personalise their day, with a list of approved suppliers to ensure the highest standards of catering, styling, and entertainment.
Whether an intimate ceremony or a grand royal banquet, Hampton Court Palace promises a wedding day that is historic, romantic, and truly unforgettable.
To experience the magic for yourself, enquire today and arrange a viewing of Hampton Court Palace....
Some of the best weddings we have had are not necessarily the most flamboyant but the ones that are personal to the couple and have really thought how to enjoy every part of their day. One couple decided to to have an extended drinks reception so they could talk to all of their guests, all their food was a fusion of flavour to reflect their mixed family and they partied away until late in the evening with a live band. These might not seem like extraordinary things but it was unique to them and the atmosphere was amazing.
It's so easy to get side tracked with photos and different moments, make time to soak up the atmosphere and enjoy the day.
A flash mob! The family organised a surprise dance for the couple, it was so personal and was such a fabulous way to start the evening!
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Our staircases are gorgeous so provide a great backdrop all year round. If weather is fine our gardens are stunning and with the palace in the backdrop it's the most romantic setting.
We have had a few and many will remain anonymous as we know that it is a day many want to keep private whether they are in the public eye or not. However, one of our higher profile weddings was that of Katherine Jenkins and Andrew Levitas.
Cornish lobster and shrimp brioche roll with tarragon
Such a hard question! Between mini mac and cheese and mini cheese toasties
The most unique feature is the Great Hall. One of the last surviving hammerbeam roofs it was built for dining, entertaining and was also where Shakespeare performed.
Lots of people don't realise that we are a charity. Every wedding we have helps to preserve these beautiful buildings and their collections so that we can pass them on to future generations to enjoy and learn from.