Cowdray Castle

Cowdray is a Historic Tudor House set in Midhurst, West Sussex. Cowdray is one of England's most important early Tudor houses. This visitor attraction, visited by Queen Elizabeth I and King Henry VIII, was partially destroyed by fire in 1793. Its magnificent ruins are set in the stunning landscape of Cowdray Park, in the heart of the South Downs National Park. Cowdray plays host to special events throughout the season, including outdoor theatre and period re-enactments.

Weddings

Cowdray makes a stunning backdrop for your special day. Hire of this unique and beautiful Tudor building gives you full use of the grounds, with amazing views across the rest of Cowdray Park. A blessing can take place in the historic Chapel or any room you choose.

Receptions
Welcome receptions can be held in our open air courtyard, or under cover in the Wine Cellar or Tudor kitchen. A marquee would host the party itself, with easy access for both organisers and guests alike. Your guests would arrive via the 16 th Century iron gates, dedicated solely for your use for the day. Hire includes the opportunity to have unique wedding photos amongst the lovely walls and rooms of the house, and everything can be floodlit after dark.

The Staff
The helpful, friendly staff do everything possible to make your preparations as straightforward as possible. Become one of only a handful of couples who have had the privilege of celebrating here at stunning Cowdray.