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Nestled in St Albans, Beaumont Hall provides the perfect setting for outdoor weddings! The house is not for hire, but the beautifully presented Georgian Grade II farmhouse offers a beautiful backdrop for events. As couples approach the farmhouse, they’ll be greeted by lime trees lining the driveway and the sweet perfume of lush natural greenery. The surrounding grounds are completely secluded. 

The venue doesn’t have a ceremony license, but it does have a space for blessings. The Honeycomb Lawn can host 200 loved ones and overlooks a pond, providing a wonderful space for memorable moments. The lawn in front of the house provides the perfect setting for arrival drinks and drink receptions before heading to the reception space. The two-tipi set-up can host 100 seated people and 150 standing. The interior provides the perfect blank canvas whether pairs want elegant sit-down dinners or festival-style events. This setting allows for sit-down meals before being transformed for lively receptions, with a cosy lounge or a rustic bar area. The three-tipi set-up can host 150 people seated and 200 standing, giving extra space for a few more people and a dancefloor. 

Alternatively, The Secret Garden at Beaumont Mews can accommodate 30 seated loved ones and 60 standing. The exciting new space offers an intimate, private, secluded area tucked away within the grounds. It’s perfect for cosy afternoons or evenings with chosen friends and family, with on-site accommodation for up to 16 people.

07811 338 313 | www.beaumonthall.co.uk

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