Celebrate your big day at Hensol Castle

Exterior of Hensol Castle
Credit: www.philip-warren.com

Hensol Castle, CF72 8JX
01443 665 803 | www.hensolcastle.com/weddings

Nestled within 650 acres of Welsh countryside, Hensol Castle is a restored 17th-century castle that’s perfect for weddings. In the grounds is a 15-acre lake, which makes a stunning backdrop for photographs, and inside is a modern décor with arched windows, oak panelling and sweeping staircases that are ideal for couples who want to make a grand entrance. The venue has been sympathetically renovated to ensure it looks as gorgeous on the inside as it does on the outside.

Celebrate in style
Services take place in the resplendent Oak Room, which offers views of the nearby lake, while receptions are held in the purpose-built Courtyard Hall. This grand space has a luxurious décor throughout and is capable of holding 150 friends and family for the wedding breakfast and 200 for the evening celebration.

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The new outdoor ceremony area, where couples can say ‘I do’ surrounded by breathtaking Welsh countryside.

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