Harrowden Hall

General information

The history of Harrowden Hall dates back to early 15th century when its then owners played host to Henry VIII.
The Hall also played its part in the country’s history when it harboured prominent conspirators of the Gunpowder plot in 1605.
The present building in its current form was completely rebuilt in 1719 following a major fire, the house has in recent years been restored but much of the house and gardens, paintings by Landscroon and garden sculptures by Van Noost still remain.
With its landscaped gardens and over 160 acres of beautiful rolling parkland views containing over 1500 mature
trees, the grounds present an ideal location for weddings for whatever the size of guest list. Just two miles north of Wellingborough, and three miles south of Kettering close to the A14, Harrowden Hall is accessible from all
directions.
Our dedicated event team will ensure every detail is perfect, right from initial contact through to delivering the happiest day of your lives.
We have a variety of rooms that can accommodate a small informal wedding breakfast through to the ability to place a customised Marquee within the grounds that can seat and cater for up to 200 guests.
Please note that the Vaux Room (our main dining room) can host a wedding breakfast up to 75 guests with up to
another 100 additional guests for the evening function. We have also been granted a civil (wedding) licence by Wellingborough Council to enable us to host a civil ceremony for up to 75 guests within the Hall itself.
We offer a variety of flexible packages that are designed to meet all needs necessary to ensure that the happy day is a memorable one.