Pinchinthorpe Hall, Guisborough
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Weddings at Pinchinthorpe Hall, Guisborough
Imagine an elegant country manor and beautiful gardens surrounded by natural woodland. Add to this, delicious food and wines and levels of service that are second to none. This is Pinchinthorpe Hall and it is hard to picture a more idyllic setting for your wedding.
Whether you choose to have a Civil Marriage Ceremony at Pinchinthorpe Hall or simply to hold your reception here, you and your guests will have exclusive use of the main hall and its gardens.
In our events marquee we are able to cater for all party sizes from 10 upto 250 seated guests, all at no extra charge.
-Civil Wedding Ceremony, if required.* Room for service determined by wedding party nos.
-Exclusive use of the ground floor rooms in the Manor throughout the day of the wedding, including the evening for a party if required (excluding the Bistro & Micro Brewery that are situated in the old coachhouse).
-The Bridal Suite for the day and night of the wedding.
-Five double en-suite bedrooms available for your guests at a discounted price should you wish to book them.
-A 2nd night of accommodation for the Bride & Groom which can be taken on the first anniversary or other date agreed with the Wedding Co-ordinator.
-Exclusive access to the Hotel gardens, extending over 2 acres including lawns, ideal for your photographs.
-Use of silver wedding cake stand and knife.
-Red carpet on arrival ~ weather permitting.
-Champagne welcome for the Bride and Groom in the bedroom, compliments of the management.
-A personal welcome for your guests by the Duty Manager who will be your host for the day.
-Place setting cards including names (sit down receptions only).
-Printed seating plan outside each room of the Reception (for sit down receptions only).
-Free car parking
Pinchinthorpe Hall
Pinchinthorpe
Nr GUISBOROUGH
North Yorkshire TS14 8HG.
Tel: 01287 630200
Filed Under: North Yorkshire
My husband and I married here and had our reception afterwards in August 2007. We chose this venue as we had ‘dated’ quite a lot here so it held special memories. In addition to that, it truly is a wonderful setting. The gardens are beautifully maintained and were a real feature of our photographs. You can also have Roseberry Toppin in the background which looks good. It was great to have exclusive use of the hall and gardens for the day as I had been to previous weddings at other venues where there had been several other receptions going on at the same time and, in my opinion, it took something away from the magic of the day.
The room itself was quite tight in my big dress but manageable for everyone else!
The service was faultless and the wedding coordinator was really helpful in the run up to the big day.
Because we got married in the room we were having the reception in, the staff had to quickly turn the room around for the meal. I was worried the tables might look a bit slapdash but they were beautiful and everyone ended up in the correct seat and received the correct meal! Food and wine were both excellent, it was lovely to look round and see our guests all happily tucking in!
Due to the number of guests we had (80) we needed to use the adjoining room. This bears round a corner so you can’t always see all of your guests (a great feature if you have someone you’ve invited under duress!) We got round this ‘problem’ by doing our speeches before the meal on the sweeping staircase outside the room. It was a good spot as it meant the speakers were raised up slightly so everyone could see them and everyone was included in the moment. It was also good as it meant the best man could herd everyone straight in for their meal when the speeches were done!
We were lucky with the weather so our guests could wander the grounds in between the ceremony and the reception and after the meal. I don’t know what would have happened if we had all had to stay in the hall as there really isn’t that much space. It would be fine for a smaller wedding I think.
Our evening reception was a BBQ and chocolate fountain with live band. Again, I was worried about space but it was fine. We had the chocolate fountain in one room, band in the other and BBQ outside. This meant there was something for everyone. Our older guests remained at tables in the other rooms and people who wanted to dance and enjoy the band had the room to do so.
The bedrooms were fantastic and two nights in the bridal suite were included in the price.
There were other services available like a marquee for larger numbers but this was at additional cost. If that’s the kind of wedding you want perhaps this is not the venue for you.
If you want a unique, intimate, private wedding that feels as if you could be in your own, very grand, home (I wish!) then I would recommend Pinchinthorpe Hall. It will always have a special place in my heart!