Description
Your Dream Wedding at a Historic and Elegant Venue
Moot House is a stunning 19th-century Grade II listed building nestled in Harlow, Essex. Built around 1840, it offers a timeless and charming setting that adds a touch of history and elegance to your wedding day. Approved by Essex County Council for Community Weddings, Civil Marriages, Civil Partnerships, and other Civil Ceremonies, Moot House is a trusted and official venue for your special celebration.
Flexible Ceremony and Reception Spaces to Suit Your Style
Whether you’re planning an intimate gathering or a larger celebration, Moot House has the perfect space for you. The Len White Room, named after a respected local councillor, is ideal for smaller ceremonies and offers a warm, inviting atmosphere. For community ceremonies with up to 24 guests, this room is available free of charge Monday to Friday from 10 am to 4 pm, and Saturdays from 10 am to 12 pm—you only pay the registrar fees.
For bigger weddings or different time slots, Moot House offers two function halls that can accommodate up to 78 guests for your ceremony and up to 180 guests for your reception. This flexibility means you can tailor your day exactly how you envision it.
Why Choose Moot House for Your Wedding?
- Exclusive Use: Enjoy full privacy with exclusive use of the venue on your wedding day.
- Accessibility: The ground floor, including the Moot Hall and Len White Room, is fully accessible and features a hearing loop to ensure all guests feel included.
- Convenient Parking: On-site parking is available, making it easy for you and your guests to arrive stress-free.
- Entertainment Friendly: Live music and discos are welcome, so you can celebrate your way.
- Professional Photography Included: Benefit from an experienced in-house photographer with over 10 years in the industry, with all your wedding images included in your booking.
Location and Local Charm
Situated in the historic Stow area of Harlow, Moot House is more than just a venue—it’s part of the community. Outside, you’ll find the 'Chiron' sculpture, created to commemorate Queen Elizabeth II’s coronation in 1953, symbolizing community spirit. The venue also hosts the Mark Hall & Netteswell Community Association, adding to its local significance.
Despite its peaceful surroundings, Moot House is conveniently close to transport links, including Harlow Town train station, making it easy for your guests to join your celebration.
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What types of wedding ceremonies can be held at Moot House?
Moot House is approved by Essex County Council for Community Weddings, Civil Marriages, Civil Partnerships, and other Civil Ceremonies, making it a versatile venue for your special day.
How many guests can Moot House accommodate for ceremonies and receptions?
The venue offers flexible spaces: the Len White Room is ideal for intimate ceremonies up to 24 guests, while the two function halls can accommodate up to 78 guests for ceremonies and up to 180 guests for receptions.
Is Moot House accessible for guests with disabilities?
Yes, the ground floor areas including the Moot Hall and Len White Room are fully accessible. The venue also features a hearing loop to ensure all guests feel included.
Can I have exclusive use of Moot House on my wedding day?
Absolutely. Moot House provides exclusive use of the venue for your wedding day, ensuring complete privacy and a dedicated setting for your celebration.
Is there on-site parking available for guests at Moot House?
Yes, Moot House offers convenient on-site parking, making it easy and stress-free for you and your guests to arrive at the venue.
Are live music and discos allowed at Moot House?
Yes, the venue welcomes live music and discos, allowing you to celebrate your wedding day in a way that suits your style and preferences.
Is professional photography included with a wedding booking at Moot House?
Moot House includes professional photography with your booking, provided by an experienced in-house photographer with over 10 years in the industry, capturing all your special moments.
Where is Moot House located and how accessible is it by public transport?
Moot House is located in the historic Stow area of Harlow, Essex (postcode CM20 3AG). It's conveniently close to Harlow Town train station, providing easy access for guests traveling by public transport.
Is there a cost advantage for community ceremonies held at Moot House?
Yes, the Len White Room is available free of charge for community ceremonies with up to 24 guests during select times: Monday to Friday from 10 am to 4 pm, and Saturdays from 10 am to 12 pm. Only registrar fees apply during these times.
What unique historical features does Moot House offer for weddings?
Moot House is a stunning 19th-century Grade II listed building, built around 1840, offering a timeless and elegant setting. Located in a community rich with history and art, including the 'Chiron' sculpture commemorating Queen Elizabeth II's coronation, the venue adds a special historic charm to your wedding day.
