History

Steeped in history, Addington Park Estate dates back to 1544 when it was sold by Henry VIII to Nicholas Leigh. An act of parliament was passed in 1807 allowing the Archbishops of Canterbury Addington Estate as a country residence. In 1996 the estate was taken over by a private company and it was developed as a wedding, conference and banqueting venue, health farm and country club. In 2002 the venue played host to a banquet for HM The Queen and HRH Prince Philip. Over the years Addington Palace has been used a filming location for films, music videos and high-fashion shoots.

Facilities

Along with the perfectly manicured grounds, which also permit fireworks, Addington Palace has ten incredibly grand rooms available for your wedding celebrations, an example of which can be found below.

Great Hall

Located in the heart of the palace, this exquisite room is wrapped in silk wall coverings and features unique hand-carved architecture along with beautiful French chandeliers.

Ceremony Capacity - 200 guests
Wedding Breakfast Capacity - 150 guests
Reception Capacity - 300 guests

The Winter Garden

This beautiful light and airy chapel is the perfect place to recite your vows.

The Morning Room

A fabulous room for reception drinks and canapés, it features a beautiful marble fireplace and elegant furniture.

Accommodation

Providing luxurious self-catering cottages for up to 42 people, you and your guests are able to relax on-site.

If you would like to find out more about this one of a kind venue, get in touch with them directly via the contact buttons below and to the side of the screen.