Yaxley Hall
"As father of the bride please let me thank you for all your efforts last Saturday. You helped to make it a truly memorable day" John (Wedding -Yaxley Hall, Suffolk))
To quote "Yaxley Hall is an intimate East Anglian country house, located in Suffolk, offering a rare combination of the grand and the intimate. This creates a very personal environment in which to celebrate the most romantic and loving day of your life together.
Being a private home, rather than a public location such as a hotel, we guarantee that there will be no other guests present during your wedding celebrations.
The Hall is easily accessible, yet lies tucked in its own 9 acre grounds, surrounded by woods. It is available solely on an exclusive basis, which means that only you and your guests will be here to enjoy the setting, to relax in complete quiet and guaranteed privacy, and to let the Yaxley Hall magic work on you.Yaxley Hall effortlessly combines classic with contemporary and refinement with relaxation to provide a stylish, peaceful and unforgettable wedding venue. The Hall's beautiful Music Room provides a refined and calming setting for the declaration of your commitment to each other and is fully licensed for civil wedding ceremonies, civil partnerships, renewal of vows, naming and citizenship ceremonies. If required they are also able to offer a large screen video link between the Music Room and our Oak Drawing Room. Their delightful silk lined Orchard Pavilion is available throughout the year and can accommodate up to 150 dining guests.
From intimate midweek marriages, through classic Sunday tea parties, to full traditional wedding ceremony and reception celebrations, each event at Yaxley Hall is a bespoke affair, which is tailored solely to you. In line with the personal nature of the Hall, your wedding butler, Richard Orton, will guide you through the whole planning process from start to finish. Their promise is that everything possible will be done to ensure that you eventually depart your day with joyful memories to treasure for a lifetime. "
