Originally the south transept of the Priory Church, the Orangery received its name from the Byron family, who purchased the Newstead estate from Henry VIII in 1540, and converted the transept into a room for maturing citrus fruits. The present custodians of Newstead Abbey are Nottingham City Council, who are working hard to promote this exquisite estate and use the stunning house and grounds as a wedding venue. What better place to have your wedding than the former property of a romantic poet? Newstead Abbey's Orangery is licensed for civil wedding ceremonies, and can accommodate up to 100 guests. The Orangery's elaborate plaster ceiling, crystal chandelier and sizeable windows with stunning garden views beyond help to make the Orangery a delightful venue for your civil wedding or partnership. As wedding photographers we highly recommend to the majority of our couples that we take you for the couple portrait photography in the gardens of Newstead abbey straight from your service whilst your guests are occupied with the reception drinks that can be held immediately after the ceremony in the Garden room - a quiet, cool and relaxing space that is ideal for your guests to gather together in. The decor of the Garden Room is a light cream, so your own colour scheme may be introduced to the room if required. Newstead abbey has a great deal of spots for your couple session photography also with it’s open lawns joined by wide, well kept paths and the occasional set of steps, which are most suitable for family group photography. Romantic Wedding Venues.
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