Cefn Tilla Court is a grand wedding venue that dates back to the 17th century

Cefn Tilla Court exterior

Cefn Tilla Court, NP15 1DG
01291 672 595 | www.cefntilla.com


Dating back to the 17th century, Cefn Tilla Court is a grand wedding venue that was once home to Lord Raglan, the youngest son of the Duke of Beaufort.

Celebrate in style
Ceremonies take place in the pagoda, next to the oriental lily pond, with up to 140 of your friends and family.

Alternatively, the historic Great Hall, located at the front of the house, can accommodate up to 100 of your guests. The windows overlook the lawns and lily pond, letting in plenty of natural light, and the wood panelling and carved family crest exude a sense of history and charm.

Larger celebrations are held in the Courtyard Marquee, with room for up to 150 of your loved ones throughout the day and 200 in the evening. The marquee is a blank canvas that can be tailored to suit any theme or colour scheme, ideal for those of you wanting to personalise your day.

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There is a range of accommodation to choose from, including shepherd’s huts, stables, a coach house, and a beautifully decorated apartment. The stunning boudoir suite is available for you to use on the night of the wedding and boasts a luxurious interior.

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