COBHAM HALL, DA12 3BL 01474 823 371 | www.cobhamhall.com Nestled in 150 acres of Grade II-listed parkland, Cobham Hall dates back to 1208, when the original manor was granted by the King to the De Cobham family. Cobham Hall is an English country house that’s one of the largest and most important houses in Kent. Only 28 miles from Central London and within easy reach of the A2, M2, M20 and M25, the venue is conveniently situated while enjoying a picturesque and tranquil setting. Offering a maximum of 20 weddings per year, Cobham Hall is a hidden gem that will amaze your guests with its history, grandeur, elegance and dedicated wedding team, who will help you create a day designed exclusively for you. The Grade I listed building was landscaped for the fourth Earl of Darnley by Humphrey Repton, and the gardens include extensive tree planting, a Gothic dairy, the Pump House and classical buildings that look magnificent in photographs. The grounds yield many delights for nature lovers, especially in spring, when the gardens and woods are resplendent with daffodils, narcissi and a myriad of rare bulbs. Celebrate in style Indoor ceremonies are held in the Gilt Hall. With its fabulous gilded ceiling, marble fireplace and original wood floors, this former Music Room will amaze up to 180 guests with its grandeur and elegance. The adjoining Vestibule and Library are available for welcome drinks, as well as the formal elegance of the West Court Gardens. Al fresco celebrations are held in the Lady Darnley’s Gardens, which has a Grade II-listed temple brought to Cobham Hall in 1820 that makes a romantic location for your ‘I dos.’ We love... When tying the knot here, couples can book the on-site accommodation on certain dates and a menu tasting is available upon request. HALL PLACE & GARDENS, DA5 1PQ 01322 526 574 | www.hallplace.org.uk Set amongst beautiful walled gardens on the banks of the River Cray, surrounded by the glorious Kent countryside, this Tudor house is a memorable wedding venue. Each room has its own individual character and style, with original features such as stone fireplaces, wood panelling and mullioned windows. Wedding parties can utilise the North Courtyard and pretty private garden for drinks receptions or barbecues on warm summer evenings. These areas can also be used to capture photos while the lovebirds enjoy their day in complete privacy. Celebrate in style There are four spaces licensed for ceremonies, accommodating guest lists from 40 up to 100. The Parlour is an intimate wood-panelled room with a cosy feel reflecting the history of the house. It can host 40 for the ‘I dos.’ The Great Chamber is a bright and airy space with views of the topiary lawns. Going up in capacity, the Tudor Kitchen can host 100. Another light space, it boasts stone walls and a beamed ceiling. Finally, the Great Hall is complete with chandeliers, a minstrels’ gallery and an abundance of natural daylight. As well as ceremonies witnessed by 100 loved ones, it can also accommodate wedding breakfasts for the same number, with space for 140 in the evening. We love... The property’s grounds feature rose gardens, a topiary lawn and a charming courtyard, plus the historical building provides an impressive backdrop for the big day. www.johnnassari.co.uk www.johnnassari.co.uk www.jeffoliverphotography.com 27 LOCAL VENUES
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