Wedding Reception and Civil Wedding Ceremony Venue

Set in 1400 acres of beautiful rolling countryside, Deer Park Hall with its oak panelling, Minstrel's gallery, open fireplaces, lavender garden, terraced lawn, stream and waterfall, provides a seductive setting for a special occasion. It's an ideal venue for a civil wedding ceremony and wedding reception.
Deer Park Hall boasts one of the 'Top Ten Views' in the country overlooking open fields where our fallow deer graze down to the river, with the spectacular backdrop of the Malvern Hills.

We are Licensed for civil wedding ceremonies of up to 120 guests and can comfortably cater for up to 120 guests dining.
Beautifully restored, these historic Grade II Listed Buildings and grounds in Worcestershire, are exclusively yours for the day.

We are a family run business and we are mindful that your special day should be just that, our Front of House Wedding Director will be there to co-ordinate the day and to ensure that everything runs smoothly so that all you have to do is enjoy the moment.
Our caterers will work with you to design a mouth watering menu to suit both your tastes and your budget. Our wine list is very competitively priced or you can bring your own if you prefer. We can also provide a pay bar.

To book Deer Park Hall for your wedding reception or civil wedding ceremony call us on 01386 750267

Click here to see more Photos

Rates for 2009
This is for the exclusive hire of Deer Park Hall & wedding marquee that will seat up to a maximum 120 guests dining and access to our lawns & lavender garden with spectacular views, until midnight on your wedding day. You may bring in your own drinks and there is a generous 'Free Corkage' allowance. A pay bar can be provided. Complete Catering packages start from £25 per person.

	Facilities	Maximum total dining capacity	2008 price inc Vat
Peak Rate 2009 May-September	Main Hall, Minstrels' Gallery, & Marquee	120	£3750
Off Peak Rates	As above without Marquee	60 guests	£2500

Deer Park Hall is licenced for Civil Ceremonies

Supported by:
European Agricultural Guidance Guarantee Fund Department for Environment Food and Rural Affairs