Charlton House Hotel

Venue Details

Charlton House is an idyllic wedding venue in Shepton Mallet, in the Somerset region of England. With sprawling gardens and lots of leafy trees, this setting offers refined surroundings for your once-in-a-lifetime celebration.

Charlton House is an idyllic wedding venue in Shepton Mallet, in the Somerset region of England. With sprawling gardens and lots of leafy trees, this setting offers refined surroundings for your once-in-a-lifetime celebration.

Charlton House is an exclusive use venue, creating a sense of intimacy and exclusivity for your wedding. You'll have the freedom to use the hotel, grounds, and spa as you need them. Both the ceremony and reception can be held in the 18th century-style Orangery. It features a private entrance, foyer, and views of the venue's stunning grounds. The venue's suggested layout includes a ceremony in the Orangery, a drinks reception on the grounds or in the foyer, and the wedding breakfast in the Conservatory Restaurant. A marquee can be arranged and set up on the grounds in case the weather takes a turn. After, you can return to the Orangery to dance the night away. Couples and their guests can stay overnight in the 28 individually designed bedrooms, which include a wedding suite. For added convenience, there is plenty of parking available onsite.

To-be-weds planning their special day at Charlton House will get to work closely with the venue's events team. They're on hand to help you with your wedding coordination, and can also arrange for a toastmaster and master of ceremonies to attend. Catering is provided by the in-house team, who are happy to serve food as a seated meal and at a buffet. At your reception, facilities can be provided for both a DJ and a live band.

Location

Set in the heart of the Somerset Mendips, Charlton House Hotel & Spa has achieved an enviable reputation as one of the leading country house hotels in the South West of England. Charlton House is an idyllic wedding venue in Shepton Mallet, in the Somerset region of England.