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A warm welcome to our wedding venue,

Capesthorne Hall, Cheshire

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A truly unique location where old meets new.

Capesthorne Hall is a beautiful, family-owned stately home that we instantly fell in love with. Set within acres of picturesque Cheshire countryside, it’s a truly special place, with views across three lakes and stunning formal gardens. What really stood out to us was just how peaceful and memorable it feels. We are so excited to celebrate here and hope you will love it just as much as we do.

Capesthorne Hall, Congleton Road, Siddington, Cheshire SK11 9JY

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How to find our venue

15 miles south of Manchester down the A34 and a short distance past the east-west A537 Knutsford to Macclesfield Road.
30 miles east of Chester. Turn right from the A537 on to the A34.
20 miles north of Stoke on Trent off the A34.

Congleton Road, Siddington, Cheshire SK11 9JY

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The History Of Capesthorne Hall

Capesthorne Hall has a long and fascinating history that stretches back to the time of the Domesday Book, where the Capesthorne estate is first recorded. The land has been home to the same family line for centuries, passing through the Wards before becoming the seat of the Bromley-Davenport family, who still live there today.

The present hall was built in the early 18th century, around 1719, and was later remodelled in the 19th century by the renowned architect Edward Blore, who also worked on parts of Buckingham Palace. His redesign gave the hall much of the striking character and appearance you see today. Throughout its history, Capesthorne Hall has remained a private family home, carefully preserved and looked after across generations. In more recent years, the estate has also become a setting for a variety of well-known events, including hosting Lapland UK, alongside other popular seasonal events and gatherings held within the grounds.

Despite its grand setting and historic roots, what makes Capesthorne particularly special is that it has always been a lived-in home rather than just a showpiece. That sense of warmth and continuity is something that has been carried through the years, making it not only historically significant but also a place full of life and character.

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