Planning your wedding is an exciting journey, and The Coach House at Soughton Hall is here to make your special day truly unforgettable. As the owner, I’m proud to share what makes our venue the perfect place to start your life together.
Located within the historic Soughton Hall estate—a stunning 16th-century manor—The Coach House combines timeless charm with contemporary comfort. We’ve carefully restored the space to highlight original features like striking oak beams and rustic brickwork, while adding a relaxed, elegant touch. The result is a warm, refined atmosphere that creates a beautiful backdrop for your wedding celebration.
Every couple is unique, and your wedding should reflect that. Whether you’re planning an intimate gathering or a larger celebration, we offer a range of flexible indoor and outdoor spaces to bring your dream day to life:
Soughton Hall itself has a rich story. Built in 1714 as a Bishop’s Palace, it was redesigned in the 1800s by Sir Charles Barry—the architect behind the Houses of Parliament and Highclere Castle (the real Downton Abbey). The Georgian architecture and beautifully landscaped gardens offer a spectacular backdrop for your wedding photos and memories.
We host only one wedding at a time, ensuring our dedicated team can focus entirely on you. From start to finish, our expert wedding coordinators will help you plan every detail with care. Our in-house catering offers a variety of delicious menu options, from elegant plated dinners to lavish buffets, tailored to your tastes.
After your celebration, relax in our overnight accommodation designed especially for the newlyweds. Soughton Hall also features 16 individually styled bedrooms, plus additional space for up to six guests at our nearby Top Lodge—providing a comfortable and luxurious stay for you and your loved ones.
The Coach House at Soughton Hall blends historic charm with modern luxury. Located on the estate of a stunning 16th-century manor, the venue features original oak beams, rustic brickwork, and elegant restorations that create a warm and refined atmosphere ideal for weddings.
We offer versatile indoor and outdoor spaces tailored to different wedding sizes and styles, including:
Yes. The venue is designed for flexibility, catering to intimate gatherings in The Stables Bar or larger celebrations by combining The Loft and other spaces to suit your wedding vision.
Soughton Hall was built in 1714 as a Bishop’s Palace and redesigned in the 1800s by Sir Charles Barry, architect of the Houses of Parliament and Highclere Castle. Its Georgian architecture and gardens provide a spectacular historic backdrop for weddings.
Absolutely. We host only one wedding at a time to ensure our dedicated team can provide personalized, focused service throughout your entire wedding day.
Our in-house catering team offers a variety of menu options tailored to your tastes, ranging from elegant plated dinners to lavish buffets, ensuring delicious dining for you and your guests.
Yes. Newlyweds can relax in specially designed overnight accommodations, while Soughton Hall features 16 individually styled bedrooms along with additional guest space at the nearby Top Lodge, providing luxurious comfort for all.
Indeed. Our enchanting gravel courtyard illuminated by twinkling lights, the sunlit terrace, and beautifully landscaped gardens make picturesque and magical spots for memorable wedding photos.
From start to finish, expert wedding coordinators work closely with couples to carefully plan every detail, ensuring a seamless and customized wedding experience tailored to your preferences.
The Coach House at Soughton Hall is located in Mold, Flintshire, Wales, GB, with postal code CH7 6AB. Situated on a historic estate, it offers a breathtaking and accessible venue setting for your special day.