Weddings
A licensed chapel without the church: your ceremony under the east arch, drinks in the Yard, dinner at the long tables and your band on our stage.
The day
How a Saturday wedding here usually runs. Move anything you like; Megan writes the day with you.
Through the west door, with the organ playing or your own music.
A civil ceremony or a blessing, under the east arch. The registrar comes to you.
Photographs by the fig tree while we turn the Nave round for dinner.
Up to 180 at oak tables under the arches, by candlelight.
The stage is yours until 23:30, and the Yard bar until 00:30.
Packages
Prices for 2027, excluding VAT, food and drink. Fridays and Sundays are 25% less.
Up to 60 guests
from
£1,800
A ceremony and drinks for a small wedding.
Most often booked
Up to 160 guests
from
£5,400
Ceremony, dinner and dancing under one roof.
Up to 180 seated, 300 in the evening
from
£8,900
Every room, the night before and the morning after.
“We wanted somewhere that felt like ours and not like a hotel. Our friends still talk about the candles on the long tables and dancing under the arches.”
Viewings every Tuesday from 10:00 to 16:00, or on a Saturday morning when the hall is free. Half an hour, with Megan, and a coffee in the Yard.
Book a viewingYes. The Nave and the Vestry are licensed for civil ceremonies; you book the registrar through Norfolk County Council and we tell them where to stand.
The chapel is no longer consecrated, but many couples have a blessing led by their own minister or celebrant after the civil part.
Up to 180 seated for dinner in the Nave, 300 in the evening with the Yard. The Vestry ceremony suits up to 60.
Yes. Our organist plays for the whole hall package, or bring your own; they practise on the Friday.