Tabley House

About the venue

Tabley House was designed by John Carr of York for Sir Peter Byrne Leicester, Bt.

, and completed ca.1767.With its nine-bay central block facing south, flanked by pavilions and quadrant passages set well back and splendid Doric portico reached by curved stairs, Tabley is the only 18th century Palladian country house in Cheshire. Tabley House is a Grade 1 mansion set in delightful parkland is ideal for civil ceremonies. The elegant licensed rooms, overlooking the lake, are reached via a splendid staircase. After marrying in the Great Gallery with its magnificent pictures, furniture and flamboyance, couples can entertain, using their own suppliers, during the photocalls, and can then leave for their reception elsewhere or a marquee location in the grounds. Privacy, freedom of choice and M6 proximity makes Tabley somewhere very special. Further details on wedding arrangements can be viewed here. Tabley is also an ideal and distinctive venue for small conferences and meetings.