Hagley Hall is a grand wedding venue that dates back to the 18th century

A large manor house surrounded by trees and snow

Hagley Hall, DY9 9LG
01562 887 290 | www.hagleyhall.com

Hagley Hall dates back to the 18th century and is one of the last great Palladian mansion houses. Often described as one of the area’s best-kept secrets, steeped in history and architecture, the property has been home to the Lyttelton family for over 250 years and is available for private hire. The opulent stately home is nestled within 350 acres of landscaped parkland and offers impressive views of the estate.

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New for 2024 and 2025 is The Orangery, which can hold up to 450 friends and family. The Orangery will be situated within the landscaped grounds, offering panoramic views of the Hall, St. John’s Church, and Deer Park.

For larger occasions of up to 1,000 guests, there is a choice of two marquee sites, or for smaller parties of up to 120 loved ones, the grand and exquisite State Rooms are perfect for your celebrations.

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The venue has a dedicated head chef and catering team that are passionate about creating fantastic food and bespoke menus to suit every guest. They use local, seasonal produce and many of the ingredients are home-grown and sourced from the estate.

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