Be the first to check out new North Wales wedding venue, Marchwiel Hall

Exterior of Marchwiel Hall Credit: Jon Hesketh Photography
Interior Marchwiel Hall bride looks out of the window Credit: Raw Focus North West

Introducing the magnificent Marchwiel Hall. Nestled in the North Wales countryside bordering Cheshire and Shropshire, surrounded by private woodland, manicured gardens and its own cricket ground. Marchwiel Hall is an opulent and historic family home, with a team dedicated to deliver special events.

Marchwiel Hall stands as a testament to Georgian elegance, nestled on a 165-acre estate that includes established parkland, mature woodland, and a tranquil three-acre lake. The estate’s landscaped gardens, stables, and two picturesque gamekeepers' cottages, along with a charming walled garden and its famous cricket pitch, provide an idyllic backdrop for any occasion.

The white exterior is adorned with classical architectural elements, including columns supporting a pediment above the central entrance. Large windows with decorative moldings add elegance to the facade, while chimneys and rooftop balustrades contribute to its stately appearance thus exuding a timeless charm and sophistication.

The Hall itself, with its stately architecture and timeless charm, invites guests into a world where history and luxury coexist harmoniously.

BE THE FIRST!
Marchwiel Hall holds its first Wedding Showcase on the afternoon of Sunday 29th September 2024 as from 1pm – 4pm. Immerse yourself in a world of sophistication and luxury and take the opportunity to explore the Hall’s beautiful spaces inside and out and meet the trusted, handpicked local suppliers.

The Hall's commitment to excellence ensures that every celebration is as unique and memorable as the setting itself. Discover the ultimate wedding experience.

Register your interest to attend here: www.tickettailor.com/events/marchwielhall/1369312

Find out more about tying the knot at Marchwiel Hall at www.marchwielhall.co.uk

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