Exclusively yours, Tissington Hall in the beautiful Peak District National Park is an intimate and romantic setting for the most important day of your life. Where fairytales become reality.
Exclusively yours, Tissington Hall in the beautiful Peak District National Park is an intimate and romantic setting for the most important day of your life, where fairytales become reality.
The private home of Sir Richard FitzHerbert is available for exclusive hire for Civil Ceremonies and Wedding Receptions.
Just four miles north of the market town of Ashbourne, Tissington Village is one of only a handful of private estate villages left in the UK, allowing you the ultimate privacy and exclusivity.
Our licence allows couples to marry in the Main Hall, a dramatic stone-flagged Jacobean hall with a superb 17th-century Gothic fireplace or the grand upstairs East or West Drawing Rooms on the first floor overlooking the Rose Gardens.
If the weather is fine, getting married outside the Terrace is also possible, with the wedding ceremony conducted under the Arcade. Alternatively, it may be possible to marry in the beautiful Norman Church of St.Mary in the village of Tissington, just a short walk from the Hall.
After the wedding ceremony, a summer drinks reception is usually held in the Rose Gardens. The heady scent of roses lingers as the warm evening sunshine sets slowly over the nursery. The tinkle of champagne glasses and the lilting notes from a string quartet create a magical atmosphere. This is also a dramatic setting for your photographs. Guests then go through the gardens to the 10-acre arboretum, where our new Arboretum Pavilion wedding marquee is among the rare trees.
Our excellent caterers, The Red Olive, have been selected because they offer fantastic food, the highest service standards and competitive prices. They provide a flexible range of served and buffet menus to suit your taste and budget and will be happy to meet you and discuss your plans in more detail.
The Red Olive also provides a range of wines and champagnes that are carefully selected and sensibly priced, or you can bring your own, and they will charge a modest corkage fee to cover the cost of storage, cooling and service.
Please get in touch with Charlie at The Red Olive to discuss your requirements.
We will be delighted to recommend a wide selection of other suppliers, from florists to photographers, cake makers to carriages, and we are fortunate to have several excellent suppliers who are local to Tissington and are used to working with us.
The Arboretum Pavilion is fully equipped to a high specification with heating, lighting, tables, chairs, dance floor, bar and integrated luxury loos all included. Huge picture windows offer spectacular views across the garden to the Hall. The mature cedars around the marquee are dramatically illuminated at night to create a fantastic party atmosphere.
We are convinced that we have thought of everything you need for an unforgettable party!
We can also offer you the use of the sumptuous Pink Bedroom suite in the Hall, where you and your bridesmaids can get ready before the wedding, making your day as fun and relaxing as possible.
With years of experience, our friendly and dedicated team will work around the clock to help you plan every aspect of your wedding. Our Wedding Coordinator will also be on hand during the wedding day itself to ensure your special day runs smoothly and efficiently.
Tissington Hall is situated in the beautiful Peak District, approximately 5 miles from the market town of Ashbourne, just off the A515 Buxton road. Tissington is one hour by car from Birmingham and Manchester and 20 minutes from Derby. The nearest mainline train station is Derby, with regular connections to London St. Pancras (1 hour 35 minutes)
Upper House is a historic castellated fortress set within the tranquil and intimate surroundings of 30 ares of private woodland. Standing alone on the magnificent mountain of Kinder Scout in the Peak District National Park
Location
Ashbourne, Tissington Hall, Tissington, Derbyshire, England DE6 1RA, Weddings in the UK