Ducal estate in west London with Robert Adam interiors and a Grade I glasshouse in Capability Brown parkland
Syon Park is the London estate of the Duke of Northumberland, with ceremonies in Robert Adam's rooms at Syon House and evening receptions in the Grade I Great Conservatory.
Syon Park is the London home of the Duke of Northumberland, held by the Percy family since 1594. It stands in Brentford behind its own parkland, opposite Kew Gardens on the Thames, and weddings are held across two Grade I listed settings: Syon House, with interiors by Robert Adam, and the Great Conservatory, a cast-iron and Bath stone glasshouse raised around 1827. Around them lie 200 acres of parkland laid out by Capability Brown.
Ceremonies take place in the Great Hall, which holds up to 154, or in the State Dining Room, which holds up to 50. Evening receptions move to the Great Conservatory, where 160 guests can sit or 200 can stand, from April to September. Drinks are served in the Inner Courtyard and dancing takes place in the Colonnade, while the Long Gallery is kept for photographs. Catering is handled by the estate's approved suppliers, and the Hotspur Wing offers private rooms within the house. Heathrow and central London are each about twenty minutes away.
Syon Park
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The Percy family have held Syon since 1594, and it remains the London home of the Duke of Northumberland. The ground is older still: a Bridgettine abbey stood here first, its foundation stone laid by Henry V in 1415.
The Great Hall is a double cube of cool stone with Doric columns, a black and white marble floor and antique statues in its niches. The State Dining Room, with its Corinthian columns and marble figures of Ceres and Bacchus, suits smaller ceremonies of up to 50.
Charles Fowler raised the Great Conservatory around 1827, a cast-iron frame faced in Bath stone with a domed centre and two glazed wings. It seats 160 or holds 200 standing, and by evening the glass fills with candlelight.
Two hundred acres of parkland laid out by Capability Brown run down to the river opposite Kew Gardens. Syon Woods Lawn, four open acres, offers a marquee option in the grounds.
A Grade I glasshouse of cast iron and Bath stone, c.1827, for evening receptions of up to 160 seated or 200 standing, April to September.
The GlasshouseThe Great Hall and the State Dining Room, among the finest interiors Adam ever made, licensed for civil ceremonies.
The House
The London home of the Duke of Northumberland, held by one family since 1594, for over 400 years.
The EstateCapability Brown parkland by the Thames, opposite Kew, twenty minutes from central London.
The Park
The Hotspur Wing is a private range of rooms within Syon House itself, with its own sitting room where the party gathers before and after the day, so the celebration can begin and end on the estate rather than across London hotels.
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Bedrooms within the Hotspur Wing let the couple and their closest family stay the night inside Syon House, a rare thing in London, waking up in a working ducal seat the morning after the wedding.
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The wing has its own billiard room and dining room, so the wedding party has private space to relax away from the main event rooms, all under the same roof as the ceremony and the reception.
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Private hire of Syon House and the Great Conservatory, with a multi-day takeover of the estate available.
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Syon Park sits in Brentford in west London, screened by its own parkland yet genuinely of the city. Kew Gardens is directly across the Thames, Heathrow is about twenty minutes west and central London roughly the same to the east, with Syon Lane and Brentford rail stations close by. Guests can come for the evening and be home the same night, which for a venue of this grandeur is unusually easy.
Syon House, Syon Park, Brentford, Greater London TW8 8JF, England
Brentford (South Western Railway) is the nearest station, about 0.6 miles from the venue in a straight line.
Venue hire incl. VAT, low-season weekday
Venue hire rises toward £29,000 for a Saturday in high summer
Multi-day takeover from £90,000
Catering is priced separately through the estate's approved suppliers
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It stands in Brentford, west London, behind its own parkland and opposite Kew Gardens across the Thames. Central London and Heathrow are each about twenty minutes away, with Syon Lane and Brentford rail stations nearby.
The Great Conservatory seats up to 160 for dinner or holds 200 standing. Ceremonies take place in the Great Hall, which holds up to 154, or the State Dining Room, which holds up to 50.
In the Great Hall or the State Dining Room at Syon House, both licensed for civil ceremonies. Registrars marry couples on every day except Sundays.
It is an evening venue and is open for weddings from April to September. The gardens around it stay open to the public until five o'clock, so receptions begin once visitors have left.
The Hotspur Wing is a private range of rooms within Syon House, with a sitting room, dining room, billiard room and bedrooms. The number of bedrooms is arranged with each private hire.
Catering runs through the estate's approved suppliers, established London houses such as By Word of Mouth and Rhubarb. Outside caterers, production and décor suppliers are not brought in.
Hire of Syon House and the Great Conservatory starts at £16,000 including VAT for a weekday in the low season and rises toward £29,000 for a Saturday in high summer. Catering is priced separately, and a multi-day takeover starts at £90,000.
No. The Hilton London Syon Park is a separate hotel on the estate and does not form part of a wedding at Syon Park.
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