Weddings
The Grounds and Gardens of Herstmonceux Castle is the perfect fairytale wedding venue.
The name Herstmonceux is itself a fusion of surnames between Idonea de Herste and nobleman Ingelram de Monceux. It is fitting that such a superb wedding venue has romantic beginnings and explains why couples marrying at Herstmonceux Castle feel it a romantic ambiance beyond the beautiful setting.
Outside you and your guests can enjoy acres of parkland, carefully maintained lawns and formal period gardens containing hundreds of species of flowers and plants as well as an enclosed court yard and bridge entrance over the castle moat.
Inside we have a range of beautiful rooms to choose from. Depending on the size of your party we can provide an intimate rustic room with open fireplace and high ceilings or should you have a grand banquet in mind our magnificent ballroom is ideal for a reception to remember.
Guests have on-site accommodation available to them (subject to availability) so there is no need for expensive taxi fares and we provide that all important continental or cooked breakfast in the morning. As the married couple you get to stay in the castle apartment.
Our staff work directly with you to make sure everything on your day runs smoothly and to the highest level of standards.
Herstmonceux Castle has hosted intimate, classic and period weddings as well as quirky themed receptions.
If you are interested in having your special day at Herstmonceux Castle please contact us on 01323 834479 or email conf@bisc.queensu.ac.uk for further information
Functions
Herstmonceux Castle is a great venue for indoor or outdoor functions.
Whether you are looking
to hold an indoor function for up to 180 delegates or use the gardens or court yard for marquees and outdoor entertaining we have a variety of rooms and spaces for your special event.
If you are interested in holding your function at Herstmonceux Castle please contact us on 01323 834479 or email conf@bisc.queensu.ac.uk
for further information
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