AUTUMN ’25 · 142 GUESTSPriya & Daniel
“It rained for one hour. Nobody noticed — the hall was already glowing.”





A wedding is sixteen hours, not four. Scroll through a Saturday here — first light to last sparkler, all under one sky.
Ceremony, cocktails, dinner and the last dance — no shuttle buses, no venue change, no curfew shock. Your date is the only thing missing.
08:04 — PICKED THIS MORNING
THE MORNING ROOMSEvery chapter of the day has its own room — and none of them need a shuttle bus. The five that do the heavy lifting:










Every market-leader venue hands you a PDF. Ours is alive — hover the grounds, pick a season, watch the day walk its route.




SP-02The vows happen here, inside 1911 brick, under open sky.




AUTUMN ’25 · 142 GUESTS“It rained for one hour. Nobody noticed — the hall was already glowing.”
SUMMER ’25 · 188 GUESTS“Golden hour on the terrace — our guests still bring it up.”
SPRING ’26 · 96 GUESTS“We had breakfast in the garden the morning after. Nobody wanted to leave.”












Slide your guest count and watch the estate arrange itself. Real capacities, real floor plans — no “enquire for details.”
The questions every couple asks at the second visit, answered at the first. Print it, forward it to your planner, hold us to it.
Tables, chairs and linen for 180. Setup from 08:00 the day before, teardown the next morning — never mid-party. The marquee is hired per day, at cost.
Every outdoor chapter has a roofed twin ninety seconds away. We call it at noon, together, and there’s no fee either way. The plat above shows both routes.
Amplified music until midnight in the hall — stone walls keep the neighbours fond of us. Acoustic sets in the garden until 22:00. Sparklers in the courtyard, always.
Bring anyone insured, or draw from our book of forty who know where the fuse boxes are. No kickbacks, no corkage games, no “preferred list” surcharges.
One hundred forty cars on the north field with our own gate marshals. Two local inns hold room blocks; the last shuttle leaves when the last guest does.
Twelve suites sleep twenty-six. Checkout at 11:00 with breakfast in the walled garden — the goodbye is part of the day, not an eviction.
Step-free to every event space. The manor’s second floor is stairs-only until the 2027 lift — the visit pack has honest maps, not brochure maps.
Peak Saturdays from $14,500. Winter weekdays from $6,800. The pricing page carries the whole grid, in daylight — no “enquire for details.”
SEE THE PRICING GRID →Third generation, same family. The gate has never once been locked on a wedding night.
Most Saturdays in 2027 are already spoken for. Tell us yours — we’ll hold it for a week while you come walk the grounds.