Abbot’s Hall Weddings is a licensed Wedding Venue, with a variety of locations across its 75 acre site to suit Wedding Parties of all sizes (prices do not include registrar charges)
Abbot’s Hall Barn- Capacity 190
The stunning 13th Century Tithe barn is ideal for larger Wedding Parties
Cost (Ceremony only) £500
Abbot’s Hall Conservatory- Capacity 35
Ideal for intimate ceremonies, the recently rebuilt Conservatory overlooks a beautiful Walled Garden
Cost (Ceremony only) £400
Abbot’s Hall Dining Room- Capacity 35
A unique venue, the Dining Room looks out on the back lawn of Abbot’s Hall
Cost (Ceremony only) £400
Edgar’s Farmhouse- Capacity 50
This Medieval farmhouse will wow guests with its amazing beam structure
Cost (Ceremony only) £400
Abbot’s Hall Stable Block- Capacity 70
A legal outdoor area, set against the backdrop of Abbot’s Hall Stables
Cost (Ceremony only) £500
Photo by Paul Summerfield Photography
Gt. Moulton Chapel (Unlicensed, independent celebrant only)- Capacity 80
A Tin Tabernacle, the chapel still retains its baptismal pool and Sunday school room from when it was an active chapel
Cost (Ceremony only) £400
Abbot’s Hall Back Lawn (Unlicensed, independent celebrant only)
For large Wedding Parties, the back lawn is a stunning expanse of green space.
Cost (Ceremony only) £500
Churches and registry office:
Abbot’s Hall Weddings is a unique Wedding Venue in Suffolk situated on the Food Museum site in the heart of Stowmarket. Conveniently located within walking distance to the registry office and the two churches within the town centre, allowing your guests to easily move between the ceremony and your reception.
Civil wedding license:
We hold a Wedding License for a number of buildings and areas within the site to allow you to hold your ceremony and reception all in one location.
Independent Celebrant:
To give couples even more flexibility in the design of their ceremonies, more and more couples are booking an independent celebrant. This allows couples to have their ceremony in a location that is not covered by a civil wedding license or to give more flexibility to the design of their ceremony.
You will still need to visit the registry office to do the legal formalities, but couples that decide on this route see this as a formality rather than their wedding day.
Thank you so much for helping us ensure our day went exactly as we planned, the staff and yourself were brilliant, there were some really nice touches. The feedback we have received from all of our guests was nothing but positive.” – Abbie & Carnell