The most perfect setting for the most perfect day, Cliveden is the ultimate venue for a enchanting wedding with its fairy tale architecture, lavish interiors and breathtaking grounds it is hard to imagine a more romantic setting for your wedding.

Set amongst 376 acres of National Trust Parklands, the House is approached by a spectacular driveway with the iconic Fountain of Love providing visitors with a foretaste of the grandeur to come. The interior of the House does not disappoint the sense of anticipation created by this stately drive and imposing façade. Guests are treated like royalty – the attention to detail and personalised service are the hallmarks of this renowned country house hotel. Standing upon chalk cliffs that gave the estate its name, the House commands panoramic views over the beautiful Berkshire countryside.

Cliveden House & Pavilion Spa

 

As you can imagine, the photograph opportunities are simply endless.

With years of experience in creating bespoke weddings, Cliveden’s Special Events Team work closely with you to ensure your wedding day is just perfect. There are ample choices of rooms in which to hold your civil ceremony and reception. The French Dining Room is a Rococo masterpiece and a fantastic setting in which to enjoy the fine cuisine and faultless hospitality which has acclaimed numerous awards and accolades.

Lord Astor’s private wine cellar with its brick walls, mighty pillars and vaulted ceiling, makes an unusual and atmospheric reception room and The Boudoir, once Lady Astor’s sitting room, is romantically decorated and has large windows overlooking the Parterre and lawn.

For the ultimate wedding, exclusive use of this most romantic hotel really does set the stage for an occasion of extraordinary elegance, opulence and style. Exclusive use includes 38 bedrooms, Spring Cottage, sitting rooms and the restaurant, as well as the use of the Pavilion Spa and leisure facilities. For smaller and more intimate weddings, you may wish to consider the wonderfully secluded Spring Cottage on the edge of the tranquil River Thames.