Host your wedding at St Tewdrics House

Exterior of St Tewdrics House

St Tewdrics House, NP16 6HX
01291 627 378 | www.sttewdricshouse.co.uk

St Tewdrics House is a 19th-century Italianate villa situated within acres of idyllic countryside. Offering impressive views of the Seven Estuary, the property is accessibly by a tree-lined driveway and is surrounded by glorious green fields. Available exclusively for weddings, couples will have complete privacy on their special day and a choice of eight en-suite bedrooms. The Grade II listed building has a classic yet contemporary feel, with original period features, while the interior has been sympathetically modernised.

Interior of St Tewdrics House

Celebrate in style
The Courtyard is a newly built addition and can seat up to 150 loved ones throughout the day. This large space boasts original stone walls, wooden beams, high ceilings, stunning chandeliers and a large glass skylight that gives the room a bright and modern feel.

Couples looking for an al fresco celebration can tie the knot outside in Ty Haf (150). Surrounded by a beautiful wildflower meadow, it’s a great area for a drinks reception with plenty of space for guests to relax and enjoy the celebrations. 

The three cosy reception rooms and spacious hallways in the house are ideal for mingling with up to 150 guests for an indoor drinks reception.

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All couples will be invited to a complimentary tasting event and are welcome to re-visit for their first anniversary.

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