Kelham Hall

Kelham Hall is a magnificent Victorian Mansion set within 42 acres of gardens and parkland, and is the perfect setting for all types of business and social events. The original building was destroyed by fire in 1857 and the owner, Mr Manners-Sutton chose George Gilbert Scott, architect of the Albert memorial and St Pancras Station to design the new Kelham Hall. Unashamedly "Gothic" this Victorian mansion remains an impressive landmark in the Trent valley. The hall was completed in 1861.

The focal point of this magnificent chapel must surely be the impressive "Flying Archway" and the unusual "herringbone" brickwork. Within the grounds of the building, nestled between the trees is the picturesque Church of Kelham Parish. Kelham Hall is now a wonderful setting for your Wedding day, conferences and a variety of social events.

Wedding Receptions

Full reception facilities are available to follow your ceremony. Whether you are having an intimate ceremony, a sit down meal, an evening party – or all three – the beautiful rooms are the perfect choice and can be adapted to suit your requirements perfectly. The Hall can be hired in its entirety or sub divided for smaller more intimate gatherings.

The Gothic splendour of the Civic Suite or the elegant beauty of the Carriage Court, together with the idyllic setting of Kelham Hall will help create a special atmosphere to ensure your wedding day will be a day to remember.

Civil Wedding Ceremonies

Where could be more romantic than a beautiful Victorian, ornately decorated mansion to hold your Wedding Ceremony? Kelham Hall provides an enchanting backdrop for that special day – the ideal setting.

Four different rooms are available accommodating from 6 – 700 guests.

This unique building with its choice of state rooms lends itself perfectly to the dignity of the marriage ceremony.

An idyllic setting in 42 acres of gardens and parkland – superb for photographs.

Excellent road links for guests travelling from different parts of the country, with ample free car parking.

• Drawing Room (up to 70 people)
• Music Hall (up to 120 people)
• Carriage Court (up to 200 people)
• The Dome (up to 700 people)