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Whether you are looking for a picturesque backdrop to your wedding ceremony or a truly beautiful location for your engagement photoshoot, Stourhead provides the perfect location.
Congratulations on your engagement, we are delighted that you are thinking of Stourhead for your special occasion.
What could be more romantic than holding your wedding or civil ceremony amid the surroundings of the Stourhead estate? Each of our lakeside temples along with Stourhead House are licensed for ceremonies and can accommodate guests from between 12 and 80 people, dependent upon location.
The events team can also recommend local caterers, florists, musicians, and photographers to make your occasion extra-special.
We are proud to host weddings between April and September each year.
We are listed on Bridebook, so take a look at our page and start planning your ceremony.
This 2,650-acre estate at the source of the River Stour in Wiltshire is a place like no other. Designed in the 18th century by Henry Hoare II, this colourful landscape is renowned for its spectacular vistas, walks and monuments, which led one magazine to describe it as ‘a living work of art’.
Choosing Stourhead as your venue is about more than picking a beautiful backdrop. The National Trust is a charity, and couples who choose to marry at Stourhead will be helping to look after this special place.
Whatever you are celebrating, our friendly team will help to make it an occasion you will never forget. We will work closely with you to understand your requirements, before curating a package that’s tailored to your budget and tastes.
A moment to remember and treasure against the backdrop of Stourhead garden.
A champagne toast set against beautiful backdrop of Stourhead lakeside and temples makes the ideal setting for your proposal of marriage.
The iconic gardens and beautiful wider estate make a beautiful backdrop for your wedding and engagement photoshoots. We can offer wedding photography packages from January through to the end of October.
Photoshoots must be booked in advance and all commercial photographers must hold a Stourhead license to photograph on the property.
We know that when it comes to gathering loved ones for your special event, you or some of your guests may need some support getting around. Stourhead has a number of free options to help with this. To discover more, please visit the accessibility at Stourhead webpage.
To request a copy of our brochure please contact the events team on 01747 841 152 or email StourheadEvents@nationaltrust.org.uk.
Visit our Instagram page and head to the 'weddings' highlight to see what your wedding at Stourhead could look like.
Find out when Stourhead is open, how to get here, the things to see and do and more.
National Trust places are very popular for proposals and weddings. Read some stories from real couples to find out why they chose us for their special day.
From castles and ruins, to abbeys and even pubs, we have a wonderful selection of venues for your wedding day.
Discover the history of Stourhead's garden, from its creation by Henry Hoare II in the 18th century, to the various buildings and features that have been added since.
Stourhead house was one of the first Palladian-style villas to be built in England. Find out more about the Hoare family's home and why they decided to make this their main residence outside of London.
Discover the best places to eat, drink, and buy gifts and souvenirs during your visit to Stourhead.
Explore the wider countryside around the Stourhead estate. Discover an Iron Age hillfort, Alfred’s Tower and ancient woodland. Then rest a while and listen to the wide variety of birds and creatures that call this estate home.
Discover the fascinating story of Stourhead House in Wiltshire, and find out how different generations of the Hoare family helped to shape it over the years.
Stourhead is home to one of the world's most famous gardens, with myriad temples, grottos, trees and water features to explore. Read more about what you'll see during your visit.