Holme Pierrepont Hall is one of the few wedding venues in Nottinghamshire that can provide a wedding reception just a few steps away from the church. The Church of St Edmunds, rebuilt in 1666 by the Marquis of Dorchester is alongside Holme Pierrepont Hall, established in thirty acres of privately owned grounds, the house was built in 1500 and is the oldest brick building in the county of Nottinghamshire, still lived in by descendents of the Pierrepont family and, surprisingly is 3 miles from Trent Bridge and 5 miles from the centre of Nottingham.
Holme Pierrepont Hall has 3 licensed rooms for civil ceremonies seating from 34 to 100 guests, as with all licensed wedding venues it is your respectability to communicate with the registrars office, Nottinghamshire County Council registrars office can be called on 0115 981 5307
This remarkable house and it’s grounds are exclusively yours when you reserve your wedding at Holme Pierrepont Hall, inside the hall you will find antique furniture, old paintings and a delightful ambiance with the grounds providing numerous excellent places for your wedding photography outside. The wonderful Grade two courtyard garden dating from 1875 is just the right outdoor retreat for your friends and family members to take their reception drinks on a summer’s day while the parterre makes for the perfect romantic backdrop for some couple portraits and photography.
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