Hire a whole country house or manor for your wedding weekend. The ceremony, the celebration and bedrooms for your closest guests, all under one roof, with nobody else booked in.
North · Doncaster
Sleeps 42 · 21 bedrooms · 21 bathrooms · Country house
The Rosewood Hall is a remarkable 19th-century estate set among beautifully landscaped grounds, offering an exceptional venue for luxury group stays, family celebrations, weddings, and…
South West · Ross-on-Wye
Sleeps 18 · 8 bedrooms · 7 bathrooms · Country house
Meadow Manor is a beautifully renovated self-catering residence near the Forest of Dean and the Wye Valley AONB, the venue is thoughtfully designed for comfort and creating connection…
Wales · Blaenffos
Sleeps 21 · 10 bedrooms · 10 bathrooms · Country house
Roe Manor is a self-catering, Grade II-listed Georgian residence set within expansive private grounds in Pembrokeshire. Overlooking a tranquil lake, it offers an exceptional backdrop for…
North · Scunthorpe
Sleeps 16 · 8 bedrooms · 4.5 bathrooms · Country house
*There is a yurt located on the grounds of Chestnut Hall, which can house an additional 2 adults and 2 children to increase the overall capacity to 22 if needed. Welcome to Chestnut Hall, a…
Scotland · Mauchline
Sleeps 26 · 8 bedrooms · 6 bathrooms · Country house
Set in the heart of Ayrshire golf country, just a short walk from the historic Bachelors’ Club, this converted coaching inn offers an exclusive use retreat for up to 26 guests. With…
South East · Saxmundham
Sleeps 24-27 · 12 bedrooms · 11 bathrooms · Country house
If you’re looking for holiday homes to rent in the South East of England, Goldfinch Lakeside Manor is one of our favourites. Whether you wish to escape the hustle and bustle of city life or…
Wales · Chepstow
Sleeps 24 to 28 · 7 bedrooms · 6 bathrooms · Country house
Chepstow Manor is a large, yet incredibly charming, house to rent in South Wales. Located next to the River Severn, this self-catering accommodation near Newport is set within three acres…
Midlands & Peak District · Leek
Sleeps 20 · 10 bedrooms · 6 bathrooms · Country house
Toft Hall is a 300-year-old Georgian manor hall once owned by the High Sheriff of Staffordshire. Based on the edge of the stunning Peak District, it was once an outpost during the civil war…
Wales · Tenby
Sleeps 28 - 34 · 11 bedrooms · 11 bathrooms · Country house
Tenby Manor is a spectacular beach house rental in South Wales. Accommodating 34 guests in 11 bedrooms, this pet-friendly accommodation is an impressive self-catering venue. From the bright…
Midlands & Peak District · Leek
Sleeps 30 · 13 bedrooms · 11 bathrooms · Country house
Set next to the famous Roaches Rocks, Roaches Hall is one of our flagship venues rich in history. A Victorian hunting lodge dating back to the 1800’s, it was once owned by Sir Philip…
A country house wedding feels like inviting everyone to your own country home. You get grand rooms for dinner and dancing, gardens for drinks and photos, and bedrooms so the people closest to you can stay all weekend. Because you hire the entire house, there are no other guests, no shared spaces and no one moving you on at midnight.
Whether you picture a historic manor house or a relaxed country house, we have ten country and manor houses for weddings, including The Rosewood Hall in Doncaster, Tenby Manor in Tenby and Roaches Hall in Leek. Whatever the style, each one is yours alone for your stay.
Exclusive use means the house and grounds are booked only for you. That usually covers every bedroom, the reception rooms, dining room and kitchen, the gardens and terraces, and facilities such as hot tubs, pools or games rooms where the house has them. Our team helps you plan the weekend and can recommend local suppliers. You decide how the space is used, from the order of the day to where the dance floor goes.
To hold a legal ceremony on site in England and Wales, a venue needs a wedding licence. Where a house is not licensed, many couples hold the legal ceremony at a nearby register office or church on Friday, then celebrate with a symbolic ceremony at the house on Saturday. In Scotland, an authorised celebrant can marry you almost anywhere. Each venue page shows what is possible there.
Our country and manor houses sleep between 16 and 42 people, and three of them sleep 30 or more. That is usually enough for the wedding party, close family and friends, with other guests staying in hotels or cottages nearby. Extra day and evening guests can often join the celebration itself, and our team can tell you the limit for each house. Use the Sleeps filter above to see only the houses big enough for your group.
Start with numbers. Count the guests who need to stay overnight, then use the Sleeps filter above to see only the houses big enough for your group. Next, think about the ceremony: if you want to marry on site, look for a venue with a wedding licence; if not, a house close to your chosen church or register office works just as well.
Then picture the day itself. Some couples want a sweeping lawn for a marquee or an outdoor ceremony, others a grand dining room for one long table, and some want a pool or hot tub for the morning after. Our team knows each house well and can help you narrow the list down to the two or three that suit you best.
Prices depend on the venue, the season, the day of the week and how many nights you stay. Summer Saturdays are the most in demand, while midweek and off-season dates cost less. Exclusive use can work out good value next to a hotel wedding, because one price covers the venue and the rooms. Each venue’s calendar shows prices for your dates.
Most couples book their venue 12 to 24 months ahead, and summer weekends go first. If your dates are flexible, spring, autumn and midweek stays offer more choice and often lower prices. A winter wedding in a country house, with log fires and candlelit dinners, is worth considering too. Once you have a date in mind, enter it in the search above to see which houses are free, then send us an enquiry and we will check the details with the venue for you.
It depends on the house, the season and how many nights you book. Summer Saturdays are the most in demand. The price covers the whole venue and its bedrooms, so many couples find it compares well with a hotel wedding plus guest rooms.
At venues with a wedding licence, yes – indoors or in the grounds. At other houses, couples often hold the legal ceremony nearby and a symbolic one at the house. In Scotland, an authorised celebrant can marry you almost anywhere. Each venue page explains what is possible.
Our country and manor houses sleep from 16 to 42 guests, and three of them sleep 30 or more. Extra guests can usually join for the day and evening and stay in hotels or cottages nearby. Use the Sleeps filter to find houses that fit your group.
Yes. You still have the whole house to yourselves, however many guests you invite, and a smaller group often fits more easily around popular dates. Choose a house that sleeps close to your numbers so the rooms feel full and lively rather than empty.
Most country house weddings are booked for two or three nights, usually Friday to Sunday or Monday. That gives you time to set up, enjoy the day itself and relax the morning after without rushing to clear out.
Twelve to 24 months ahead is typical, especially for summer Saturdays. Spring, autumn, winter and midweek dates are easier to find at shorter notice. Enter your dates in the search above to check live availability.
Tell us your dates and group – our team can check options for you.
