Surround yourself in Regency splendour at No.1 Royal Crescent

No.1 Royal Crescent, Bath Preservation Trust
Bride in wedding dress inside No1 Royal Crescent

This iconic wedding venue in Bath offers you the opportunity to tie the knot surrounded by a collection of 18th-century art and furnishings. This Grade I listed museum is a wonderful choice for couples seeking a special, historical venue in which to celebrate their love and commitment. There are licensed indoor and outdoor spaces to choose from, which can comfortably accommodate up to 40 nearest and dearest. Choose from a range of museum rooms, or the stunning outdoor courtyard with a sweeping view of the Royal Crescent as your backdrop.

The very first house on the iconic Royal Crescent in Bath, No.1 looks out onto the sweeping green expanse of Victoria Park, belying its city-centre location.

The Parlour lies at the heart of the historical home, and was traditionally used as a family room. Decorated in neutral tones and located on the ground floor, it's perfect for intimate ceremonies with up to 20 guests. The Withdrawing Room is the venue's most opulent and elegant space, filled with historical art and furniture, in fact it represents the height of fashion and taste from the 18th century. It once served as a place to take tea and socialise after dinner. Here, you can host 15 guests for the “I dos.” Finally, The Courtyard, which offers sweeping views of the Royal Crescent, is ideal for a picture-perfect outdoor ceremony. It can also be hired for drinks and canapé receptions. Maximum capacity is 35 guests.

Furniture for the ceremony is included in your hire cost and you'll be allocated a dedicated wedding co-ordinator on site for the duration of your booking. On-site parking is available by arrangement for an additional charge.

NO.1 ROYAL CRESCENT
01225 460 705 | https://no1royalcrescent.org.uk/weddings

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