History

Opening its gates to the public in 2013, Winchester House has a rich history dating back to the 16th century. Originally belonging to the Egerton family and later given as a gift to the Earls of Ellesmere by King George III, the Manor offers grandeur and a rustic beauty.

Facilities

Choose from three rooms to host your celebrations, each with its own design and medieval flair.

The Grand Hall

This Grand Hall is the largest the venue has to offer, featuring an oak fireplace, high ornate ceilings and a gorgeous bay window that overlooks the garden; enabling streams of light to flood into the room.

Ceremony capacity - 80 guests

The Drawing Room

The Drawing Room is a light and spacious room with dual views over the gardens and Brackley Park, perfect for all wedding celebrations.

Ceremony capacity - 30 guests

Wedding breakfast capacity - 40 guests

Reception capacity - 70 guests

The Reading Room

The Reading Room boasts a stunning fireplace, original floors and is surrounded by oak panels creating a cosy, traditional feel. Choose this room for a more intimate ceremony.

Ceremony capacity - 20 guests

Reception capacity - 70 guests

Full and exclusive use of the whole venue for the day is also offered, giving you the freedom to use all rooms as you please.

Hire out the lawn for an outdoor ceremony, with a maximum capacity of 200 guests.

Packages

All-inclusive package - £4750

• Use of the bridal suite on the morning of the wedding
• Ceremony hosted in the Reading Room
• Glass of bubbly post-ceremony
• Three-course meal with wine
• Drinks for the toast
• An Evening buffet

Catering

Choose from an extensive set four-course or three-course menu. With options such as roast wild duck or a loin of English lamb, your guests won't be disappointed. There is also a buffet option and an Italian style menu. If you require a bespoke option, talk to the staff at Winchester and they will be happy to oblige!

Accommodation

Enjoy full access to the beautiful bridal suite, included in the all-inclusive package. Experience the transcendent feel of the venue's charming and chic rooms.

If you fancy a 16th century style wedding, click the buttons to the right and bottom of the page.