The room was originally used as a drawing room, and boasts fluted columns of rose serpentine marble, marble fireplaces and an elaborate ceiling richly decorated in gold leaf, plus fantastic views of the South Lawn and Italian Garden. This is a popular space for wedding dining.

Opening directly onto a terrace overlooking our Italian Garden through the Loggia, this room is a firm favourite for hosting reception drinks. Bonus points if you can find the secret door.

The Chapel is often described as one of James Wyatt’s architectural masterpieces. The fan vaulting and rich wood carving are reminiscent of some of England’s greatest cathedrals. We offer the option of an Anglican blessing ceremony and an organist to all couples.

Our magnificent dining room was originally a conservatory that connected the main house with the Chapel. This grand space, which can seat 170 guests, can easily be transformed into the dining room of your dreams.

Formerly the dining lounge, the Wyatt room's impressive Austrian oak panelling was introduced in 1863. This is a favourite for evening music and dancing, and also has a bar attached. It can also be used as an overflow dining space for larger guest numbers.

With floor to ceiling windows, The Loggia sits next to the Old Library and overlooks the historic Italian Gardens, making a wonderful place to extend your drinks reception outside. The space is adorned with blue fan vaulted ceiling and amusing plasterwork faces.

This space is great for hosting a rehearsal dinner where we can offer an Italian, Mexican, Asian, or British themed buffet for you and your guests.

Dating from the late 19th century when Italianate gardens were very fashionable, this garden was designed by Lady Marian Alford. The Garden was removed and laid to lawn in the 1950s and reinstated in 2000. It's a favourite for drinks receptions and photos in the gardens.

The South Terrace, overlooking the extensive gardens, can be used for outdoor ceremonies, where the arches of Ashridge House make for an unforgettable backdrop.