13 Magnificent Rooms to Host Your Ceremony

The first thing that will draw you to Crewe Hall is the majestic half mile drive, lined with hornbeam trees standing to attention, which open out to reveal the most strikingly beautiful building. The rest of the hall is equally captivating and so well suited to making a breath-taking grand entrance.

In fact, pomp and circumstance have nothing on Crewe Hall.

The impressive and opulent surroundings add even more stature to your already big day, and provide plentiful photo ops. Our experienced team of wedding planners and banqueting managers have countless little ways of making your wedding the most amazing day of your (and your guests') life, from organising flowers and arranging entertainment and photographers to devising bespoke menus and pouring celebratory drinks.

As well as hosting your wedding reception, we are also licensed to hold civil ceremonies in no less than 13 spectacular rooms, including the elegantly intimate Nantwich Room and the magnificent Long Gallery.

The wedding night is just as important as the day, so spend it in one of our gorgeous four poster bedrooms or suites. The Royal Suite is the most elaborate, with its solid oak original four poster bed a statuesque 10ft 6" high, and its history of notable bedfellows, including George V and Queen Mary.

You can only really get a feel for the scale and grandeur of Crewe Hall by visiting, so call us to arrange a tour and sit down with a wedding planner to talk dates, ideas and every wonderful wedding detail you can think of.

To arrange an appointment with a wedding planner, call 01270 253333, or email crewehallevents@qhotels.co.uk .

Set in acres of beautiful Cheshire countryside
Wedding planners on hand to co-ordinate and advise
Master of Ceremonies guiding the day
Civil ceremonies in a choice of 13 rooms of different capacities
Suites available for your wedding night
And there's more:
Spa and leisure centre
Fine dining Ranulph Restaurant with an AA rosette

Our principal rooms for civil ceremonies and wedding receptions are:

Oak Parlour

A perfectly proportioned room with a decorated ceiling, wainscoted in original Jacobean oak panelling that survived the great fire of 1866.

Sheridan

This spacious, lofty room, with a magnificently decorated ceiling, was originally Lord Crewe's dining hall. The room's most remarkable feature is its ornately carved oak screen.

Carved Parlour

So named because of its carved wood wainscot, this room also features a highly decorated frieze with relief statuary, and is crowned by a wonderful bust of Sir Ranulph Crewe, who built the hall in the 17th century.

Great Library

One of the loveliest rooms in the hall, the Great Library has an amazingly intricate plaster strapwork ceiling with drop pendants and stained glass panels of Charles 1, Elizabeth 1 and James 1 which complete the frieze at the western end of the room.

Drawing Room

Featuring a very fine strapwork ceiling and a chimneypiece of marble, jasper and onyx, the Drawing Room has played host to a succession of eminent literary, social and political figures over the years.

Long Gallery

Traditionally used for games, dancing and winter time exercises in Jacobean times, this room housed the Crewe family Portrait Gallery from 1880 and is the largest room in the hall, seating up to 200.