The University Of Nottingham

University Park, Nottingham, NG7 2RJ -

Up to
250 guests

About Venue

Enjoy the stunning landscaped surroundings and peace and tranquillity of a traditional setting. Nestled away amongst 330 acres of the University of Nottingham’s main campus is a beautiful setting for your wedding ceremony. Traditional oak-panelled ante-rooms lead through to the Great Hall, where a civil license enables you to tie the knot whilst you are here. Afterwards, relax and enjoy the Senate Chamber, with terraces leading down to the boating lake, perfect for a few snaps to capture memories of your day.

Award-winning chefs create menus to delight you and our skilled operational team ensure that your every whim is catered for. With your own personal wedding coordinator helping you every step of the way to ensure you experience a day to remember.

And if you wish to stay over, the brand new Orchard Hotel is a short 5 minute walk away on campus. Built to the highest of environmental credentials, 202 bedrooms are available as well as a restaurant and bar. Guests may also use the gym on-site as well as the university’s other extensive fitness facilities.

Capacity & Layout

Standing

up to 250

Theatre

up to 250

Boardroom

up to 20

Cabaret

up to 250

Location

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Reviews

Stephen Townsend
July 2025
Another Park visited for the first time, I parked opposite within the Hockey centre which is free for visitors...as is also the parking within the park grounds... I'm well impressed by the area and boating lake which is I believe in the University grounds... It's only a short walk around the lake, a casual thirty minutes stroll... Unfortunately the cafe was closed by the time I arrived ...my fault entirely, I'll arrive much earlier next time... There's lots of wildlife especially around the lake, I loved the stepping stones area which is a bit of a short cut instead of going further around the lake... I'll give a more comprehensive review the next time I visit... Very enjoyable two to three hours... Thinking of my next visit already...
Peter de Vink
August 2025
No guards anymore since the Queen has passed away. So just a beatfull gate and historic place.