Bodrhyddan Hall
The home of the Lords Langford for over 500 years, the gardens include a formal Victorian parterre designed by W A Nesfield.
Rhuddlan, Denbighshire, LL18 5SB
Capacity
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100+
Venue Types
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Marquee space
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Outdoor / garden
Facilities
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Accessible parking
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Guest parking
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Suppliers list
Bodrhyddan is a historic family home and garden, so access varies across the site. Most of the gardens are reasonably flat, with paths across the lawns, although some areas may be soft depending on weather. Blue Badge parking is available close to the Hall. The area in front of the house is gravel, which can be more difficult for wheelchairs or mobility scooters, and there is a single step into the main house. Visitors with specific mobility requirements are encouraged to contact us before visiting so we can advise on the most suitable access and parking arrangements.
Bodrhyddan Hall is one of Wales’ best kept secrets. With an extremely limited number of dates available, we are a highly exclusive location for Brides & Grooms across North Wales, Cheshire and beyond.
Bodrhyddan Hall offers a romantic and atmospheric setting for couples looking for a wedding with character, history and a strong sense of place. Ceremonies can take place in the gardens, with the Hall and grounds providing a beautiful backdrop for photographs and celebrations. As a privately lived-in family home, Bodrhyddan has a relaxed and personal feel, offering couples the chance to create a wedding that feels individual rather than formulaic.
For accommodation, weddings and exclusive hire enquiries, please contact the events team at [email protected] with your preferred dates, guest numbers and any initial requirements. A member of the team will then be able to discuss availability, options and next steps with you.
Bodrhyddan is a historic family home and garden, so access varies across the site. Most of the gardens are reasonably flat, with paths across the lawns, although some areas may be soft depending on weather. Blue Badge parking is available close to the Hall. The area in front of the house is gravel, which can be more difficult for wheelchairs or mobility scooters, and there is a single step into the main house. Visitors with specific mobility requirements are encouraged to contact us before visiting so we can advise on the most suitable access and parking arrangements.