About

Aston Hall is a 17th century red-brick mansion steeped in rich history. The mansion was originally built between 1618 and 1635 for Sir Thomas Holte, and soon after in 1643 Aston Hall was attacked by a Parliamentarian force from Coventry during the English Civil War.

In 1817, the mansion became home to James Watt Junior, a Scottish engineer, businessman and activist. The building is now open to the public and has been fully restored to its former Jacobean grandeur.

Facilities

North Courtyard

This space provides an excellent option for a marquee, perfect for celebrations during the warmer months. Also the largest space available for weddings, it's great for larger affairs.

Wedding breakfast capacity - 150 guests

Reception capacity - 150 guests

Great Hall

This room boasts intricate Jacobean design, with gorgeous oak walls, high ceilings and a grand chandelier. Offering plenty of natural light, this is a striking location for your wedding.

Wedding Breakfast capacity - 80 guests

Reception capacity - 80 guests

The Banqueting Suite

The Banqueting Suite offers a light and airy open space with a simple yet elegant design. The neutral tones of the room make it the perfect blank canvas for any wedding theme.

Wedding breakfast capacity - 70 guests

Reception capacity - 70 guests

Other licensed areas throughout the venue are also available for weddings.

Packages

Aston Hall are able to supply a variety of tailored wedding packages to suit your requirements.

Wedding packages can be discussed with the friendly team at the venue to ensure they are aware of everything you are looking for to complete your wedding day.

Catering

The team provide a range of drinks reception options to suit your preferences. Available to advise you on delectable local catering options, they will ensure that you will be spoiled for choice and that ultimately your food is delicious.

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