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Discover Pendley Manor in Hertfordshire

If couples are looking for the perfect venue for their wedding, look no further than Pendley Manor. Situated in 35 acres, the beautiful Grade II manor house provides the ideal backdrop alongside the Hertfordshire countryside for grand events – the perfect location to celebrate a special occasion with loved ones. 

For the ceremony, choose from the oak-beamed Verney room with hand-crafted wood-panelling to the delicately romantic Oak Room flooded with light and overlooking the rose garden. Guests can enjoy the light and airy wood-panelled Simon Suite for larger ceremonies, which opens onto a secluded patio area and grounds. The largest and grandest room in the hotel, the Harcourt Ballroom is complete with chandeliers, artistic wall decorations and double doors that open onto the lush grounds. 

The spacious open meadows provide a blank canvas for nearlyweds to create their dream outdoor space or marquee set up for much larger events. Hire the grounds and Pendley Manor will provide complimentary parking among other facilities to ensure the day is a success. Couples can take it a step further by hiring the manor exclusively for them and their guests. 

The venue’s also ideal for luxurious getaways including bridal showers, pre-wedding pampering sessions, rehearsal dinners and more! Enjoy a fantastic afternoon tea in the Peacock Lounge overlooking the grounds, try some luxurious ESPA treatments in the new spa and dine in the restaurant while testing the new menus before retreating to the sophisticated suites for overnight stays. The beautiful newly refurbished venue has an excellent new Chef and the atmosphere at Pendley Manor is one to beat.
For enquiries, please contact events@pendley-manor.co.uk or call 01442 891 891

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