Weddings at Crewe Hall
There can be no finer setting than the majestic Crewe Hall, formerly part of the Queen’s Estate, as the perfect setting for your Wedding Day. A wonderful stately home with fantastic architectural features inside and out – ideal for impressive photographs and the most memorable of days.
Magnificent Building
Allow us to plan and organise your Civil Ceremony, Commitment Ceremony, Wedding Breakfast and evening reception with complete confidence. Whether your wedding reception is a small intimate occasion or a large family gathering for up to 200, Crewe Hall has the experience, the expertise and the facilities you require in one of the most magnificent buildings in Cheshire.
Choice of Thirteen Rooms
Here at Crewe Hall there are 13 rooms licensed for Civil Weddings, ranging from the elegant Nantwich Room, ideal for an intimate Ceremony for between 4 and 20 guests to the magnificent Long Gallery seating up to 200.
(The Chapel, pictured above, is a fantastic setting for your photographs, but is not licensed for weddings.)
Four Poster Bedrooms
We are also be able to offer a choice of beautiful (and totally individual) Four Poster bedrooms and suites within Crewe Hall itself, including the magnificent Royal Suite.
Friendly and Professional Advice
We prefer to discuss your requirements in person, so please contact our friendly and professional Conference and Events team, who will be delighted to show you this fabulous venue, check availability and help you organise your wedding day, giving advice on photographers, entertainment, florists and much much more.
On the big day itself, you will have your own duty manager, who along with his team, will look after you and your guests for the entire day, from the moment you arrive at Crewe Hall till much later in the evening!
We look forward to welcoming you to Crewe Hall!
Principal Rooms
Oak Parlour
Particularly interesting because of the original Jacobean panelling that survived the great fire of 1866. A perfectly proportioned room entirely wainscoted in oak with a decorated ceiling.
Sheridan
Originally Lord Crewe’s dining hall. The most remarkable feature of this room is the profusely carved oak screen, which gives the room the appearance of a college hall. The room is spacious, lofty, and has a magnificently decorated ceiling.
Carved Parlour
So named after the carved wood wainscot with its highly decorated frieze above, with relief statuary, crowned by a wonderful bust of Sir Ranulph Crewe the original builder of the Hall in the 17th century.
Great Library
One of the loveliest rooms in the Hall with stained glass panels of Charles 1, Elizabeth 1 and James 1 completing the frieze at the western end of the room and an amazingly intricate plaster strapwork ceiling with drop pendants.
Drawing Room
With a very fine strapwork ceiling and a chimneypiece of marble, jasper and onyx, a succession of eminent literary, social and political personages have been entertained here by the Crewe’s in years gone by.
Long Gallery
This is the largest room in the Hall, seating up to 200. The traditional use for the Long Gallery in Jacobean times was for games, dancing and winter time exercises. In 1880 it functioned as the Crewe family Portrait Gallery.
Nantwich, Thomas and Hatton.
Smaller, but still elegant and spacious rooms, ideal for a Private Dinner for up to 20 guests.
For further information, please contact Crewe Hall on telephone number: 01270 253333, or email crewehallevents@qhotels.co.uk
