Castle Bromwich Hall Gardens is now registered to hold legal ceremonies anywhere in its grounds

Outdoor ceremony set up at Castle Bromwich Hall Gardens
Credit: MWV Photography

Castle Bromwich Hall Gardens is now registered to hold legal ceremonies anywhere in its grounds. Once part of the Earl of Bradford’s estate, the property is an early 18th century formal garden design rescued, nurtured and now owned by an independent Charitable Trust. Keeping largely to a period-relevant style with plant species and heritage fruit from 1680-1760, it’s like visiting the Baroque countryside in the middle of a 21st century city.

Offering 10 acres of formal walled gardens encircled by a further 30 acres of local nature reserve, Castle Bromwich Hall Gardens is an outdoor dry hire venue, offering couples a beautiful blank canvas to create the day exactly as they want.

The wedding team at Castle Bromwich Hall Gardens tells us: “Our couples have the freedom to not only have the wedding reception they want but can choose their favourite place in our gardens to say ‘I do’. This will allow our couples to have their wedding their way.”

Visit www.castlebromwichhallgardens.org.uk for more information.

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