Discover why Stubton Hall in the East Midlands is the perfect wedding venue

The south side has an enormous terrace and a long, canal-shaped fountain. The view from the Orangery changes with the seasons as it opens to Stubton's ample lawns and many trees.

The 19th-century country house provides a stunning backdrop for photos – the main block of the Hall was designed by Sir Jeffry Wyatville, architect to George IV in 1814.

In 2009, the venue added the magnificent Orangery with floor-toceiling windows overlooking the park. The historic rooms of Stubton Hall are only available on an exclusiveusebasis, so couples will never be sharing the venue with another event.

The lovebirds, as well as guests, will have free reign of the stylish reception rooms, which are tastefully decorated with antiques and old paintings to reflect the grandeur of the house but are also intentionally comfortable and welcoming.

In winter, roaring fires in the hall and the Chocolate Bar greetguests and in the summer months the terrace and gardens are private, so a reception on the sunny terrace is the couples to enjoy.

The venue even has 25 stunning and comfortable en suitebedrooms available. Ceremonies at Stubton Hall normally take place in the light-filled Music Room, which can seat up to 100 guests – or why not opt for the Bow Room for 40 guests, the sunny Conservatory for 50 guests or the expansive Orangery for up to 200.

Receptions take place inside the sumptuous Bow Room, Hall and Chocolate Bar or, if the sun is shining, on the sprawling terrace at the south side of the house.For the wedding breakfast, guests progress to the Orangery, which can seat from 50 to 200 guests. Of course, the friendly events staff are on hand to help with all aspects of planning a bespoke wedding at Stubton Hall. Also, the venue regularly hosts wine tastings, wedding fairs and Valentine's Day overnight stays.Later in 2020, three new bedrooms including a spectacular changing room for the bride and her entourage will be added. Making the day even better.

For more information visit: stubtonhall.co.uk