Bamburgh Castle

Overlooking miles of breath-taking Northumberland coastline, welcome to the fairy tale-esque Bamburgh Castle. Set in a truly unique location, nestled away on nine acres of unspoilt, rocky plateaus, it is a wedding venue that is almost too idyllic to be true!

One of the largest inhabited castles in the country, Bamburgh Castle has a rich and colourful history. With roots back to the Anglo-Saxons, the castle itself is a vision in Medieval architecture. Having provided the set for many a period drama over the years, your wedding day could be the next stellar occasion the castle plays host to!

Licensed to host your civil ceremony in the grandiose surroundings of the King’s Hall, you can host your entire day with Bamburgh Castle. Rebuilt in the 19thcentury by Lord Armstrong, the King’s Hall is the undeniable centrepiece of the castle. A vision in ornate ceilings, teak panelled walls, and stained-glass windows, there are few more romantic places to say ‘I do’! However, if you would rather a more intimate occasion, the castle also offers the smaller Keep.

Surrounded by panoramic backdrops across the castle grounds and its own private beaches, Bamburgh Castle will leave your photographer spoilt for choice! With views towards the Farne Islands or Holy Island, they will be moments you will cherish forever.

For your wedding reception, Bamburgh Castle boasts the sweeping castle green. With ample space for a marquee, you and your guests can celebrate the night away!

For more information on the kinds of weddings Bamburgh Castle can host, please do not hesitate to get in touch.

• One of the largest inhabited castles in the country, with roots stretching back to the Anglo-Saxon period!
• Licensed to host your wedding ceremony in a selection of different locations
• Surrounding by panoramic views across the Northumberland coastline
• Stunning backdrops for your wedding photos
• The sweeping Castle Green is ideal for a marquee reception!
• Dedicated and profession events team with a fantastic range of recommended suppliers