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Syon Park is delighted to offer the magnificient Great Hall in Syon House for civil ceremonies (maximum 120 seated guests), and is most suitable for hire on Fridays and Saturdays from April to October each year. Post-ceremony drinks can be served in charming inner courtyard, a parterre garden with fountain and perfumed white flowers. Alternatively in unkind weather, it is possible to use the State Dining Room.

In formal procession, guests then follow the bride and groom via the wooded, secluded Queen’s Walk to the magnificent Great Conservatory. Most wedding receptions take place in the Great Conservatory, running from 18.00 hours to midnight (with guests leaving by 01.00 hours). Candles and amplified music are all welcomed in this stunning venue in the gardens. The Great Conservatory can accommodate 150 guests for a seated meal, or up 200 for a standing buffet reception.

For smaller, more intimate wedding breakfasts, with an emphasis on fine dining and with no requirement for amplified music or dancing, it is also possible to hire one of the magificient rooms within Syon House itself. The stunning State Dining Room in Syon House is also now licensed for civil marriage ceremonies and partnerships for up to 50 seated guests, and this smaller venue is available all year-round subject to conservation works.

For much larger weddings on strictly limited occasions each season and with special permission, it is now possible to hire the Lime Avenue, South Lawn or the Secret Garden for a marquee.

All clients must choose a caterer from Syon Park’s excellent approved list. Please click here for details.

Please contact Beccy Thorp at beccy@syonpark.co.uk or 020 8758 1888 or click here to contact Syon Park.

View details of the rates for Weddings at Syon House.

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