Crook Hall and Gardens, Durham

Crook Hall and Gardens is a historic wedding venue located on the bank of river Wear which serves couples all over Britain. There are multiple reception and wedding locations, including the Medieval hall from the 13th century. 

Couples and guests can enjoy five acres of the beautiful courtyard, enchanting gardens, and a fantastic Georgian dining room at this charming property. Crook Hall and Gardens are perfect enough to make your special day everything you dreamed it to be. 

These fantastic tourist places to visit in Durham can accommodate a maximum of 80 guests (including couples) for the ceremony and the dinner. And for the reception, you can accommodate an additional 50 guests. The fantastic locations at Crook Hall and Gardens include.

The Gazebo is a perfect place for a small ceremony and features a woodland aisle and a background of stunning gardens. The Medieval hall is a unique space and an ideal location for romantic ceremony/reception. 

The Georgian dining room is a charming space for reception, dinner, or wedding breakfast. And the Croquet Lawn is a lush green and is also a perfect place for dining al fresco.  

Location - Frankland Ln, Sidegate, Durham DH1 5SZ, United Kingdom

Timings – Everyday 10.00 AM to 5.00 PM

Entry Fees (if Applicable) – Family (Standard) - £20.00, Family (1 adult) £12.00, Child - £4.00, Adult - £8.00

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• Check out the Gazebo, a woodland aisle, and background of notable gardens, which can be decorated in an excellent style for a perfect wedding.
• Explore the unique medieval Hall built in the 13th century, where fairy lights can be strewn across the building beams for a romantic wedding reception.
• You should also check out the Georgian dining room, which is an elegant space and fit for the wedding breakfast or reception dinner.
• Do not miss the lush green and gorgeous Croquet lawn, which forms the ideal wedding location where nature is the beauty, and you can easily string decorations from the trees.