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Stowe House, Exclusive Hire

Location pin

, Stowe, MK18 5EH - 

  • Users

    Up to
    250 standing


When you think about the most special day of your life you think of the person who you are destined to be with, your guests, the dress, the food, the running order of the day, the list can go on. However, once you step inside Stowe House you will not have to think about finding the perfect setting for your wedding…you will have found it…
Stowe House is a 17th Century Ducal Palace and is unique in its grandeur and style. Holding no more than 15 weddings per year, the individuality and elegance of Stowe will provide the perfect setting you deserve on the most special day of your life.
We offer a choice of breath-taking State Rooms and can help you to optimise the different spaces you select. Ceremonies and wedding breakfasts can be held in the Music Room, exquisitely decorated by Vincenzo Valdrè, or The Marble Saloon inspired by the Pantheon in Room. The State Dining Room whose natural lighting and intricate ceiling provide a stunning backdrop for a wedding breakfast and the Temple Room acts as a great dancing and bar area for your evening party with plenty of room for moonwalks and slow dances alike. For more intimate celebrations, the recently restored Blue Room and its distinct Damask Silk walls is an idyllic space for smaller wedding parties.
Feel the elegance of days gone by as you walk through the magnificent floor to ceiling doors onto our South Portico. You and your guests can enjoy drinks and canapés on the South Portico, overlooking the Octagon Lake, Corinthian Arch and rolling Buckinghamshire countryside as far the eye can see. Gather all your friends and family on the steps leading down from the South Portico for a fantastic photo opportunity with the entirety of the House behind you all.
Once on the grounds you and your guests can enjoy garden games, relax and enjoy the view or make use of the access to the National Trust grounds for photos.  Most of the grounds were designed by Lancelot ‘Capability’ Brown and, to this day, they cement Stowe as the first and finest landscaped gardens in England.
The House dates in parts from 1676. Following its extension, it became a popular aristocratic visiting place, culminating in the visit of Queen Victoria and Prince Albert in 1845. Since becoming a boarding school in 1923, Stowe has continued to attract pupils from across the world to receive their education in one of England’s finest settings.  


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Capacity & layout

Standing

Standing

up to 250

Theatre

Theatre

up to 250

Boardroom

Boardroom

up to 20

Cabaret

Cabaret

up to 250

Location

Reviews

  • Silviyasworld

    February 2024

    What a great place for studying.I must say this is a dream school to be part of it.If you get the chance simply to explore the magnificent building, you wan't be disappointed.The architecture and the styling -worth every single penny you pay to explore the place.The library is impressive as all the rest of the rooms in the House.They all have their unique designs. Stowe School is with amazing architecture and lots of open spaces with magnificent views.Thank you for the great tour provided by tour guide with great personality 😊Highly recommend National Trust -Stowe Gardens and the school ,we had an amazing day wondering around hidden treasures.Great place to entertain kids for the half-term.

  • John TJ

    November 2023

    What a great place for a very interesting walk. You can take a short, medium or long walk. We walked the right hand side of the garden today and covered 4 miles and approx 20 floors elevation. The cafe has a great selection.