December 27, 2026
Two hundred years of a house, one afternoon to see it dressed — the lawn, the orangery, the long table, and the people who will hold your day.
Reserve your placeLinden Hall · Linden Lane, Stow-on-the-Wold GL54 1AA, England
Linden Hall is an 1820 manor house at the end of an avenue of lindens, with a garden that runs down to the lake, a Victorian orangery, and a hall for one hundred and sixty guests under the old beams. Couples marry on the lawn below the terrace, and dine in the hall or under the trees.
The open day is the house as it will be on yours: the lawn set with chairs and an arch, the orangery laid for a tasting, the florist at work, the cake on the table. Walk in, sit down, ask everything — and leave with a date held.
13:00
Elderflower cordial on the terrace, and the house to yourselves.
Terrace
14:00
Chairs, the arch under the lindens, the walk from the terrace steps.
Lawn
15:00
Four courses of the wedding menu among the citrus trees.
Orangery
16:30
Our florist and our pâtissier at their tables — taste, touch, ask.
Hall
18:00
The glass lights up and the garden goes quiet behind it. Stay for it.
Orangery
Every package includes the house and the garden for the day, our team, the furniture, sound and light. What changes is how long you stay and how much of the estate is yours.
from £120 / guest
Ceremony on the lawn and dinner in the hall, for up to one hundred guests.
from £155 / guest
The hall and the orangery, dinner under the trees if the weather allows, and the manor’s rooms for the night — up to 160 guests.
on request
Friday supper, the wedding on Saturday, a long brunch on Sunday. The estate closes its gate to everyone else.
The kitchen cooks from the estate and the farms around it. The tasting is one of its menus; yours will be the season you marry in.
The suppliers who know this house — they will be at their tables in the hall on the open day.
Photography
Weddings in this garden every summer for nine years. They know the lindens at six in the evening.
Floristry
The arch, the tables and the bouquet, cut in the estate’s own beds on the morning itself.
Five corners of the estate to find before the light goes. Collect them all and the last one is worth something.
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One hundred and sixty seated in the hall; two hundred with the orangery open. The lawn holds everyone for the ceremony.
On the lawn under the lindens, yes — the terrace steps are licensed for ceremonies. If it rains, the orangery is the plan: glass, citrus trees and the same garden through the panes.
Sixteen rooms in the manor and eight in the coach house; for the rest we hold rooms in Stow-on-the-Wold, and a coach runs from the gate at the end of the night.
Until one in the hall, and until two with the doors closed. The nearest neighbour is the lake.
Yes, with a corkage fee — or choose from the cellar, which is mostly English and mostly better than people expect.
Tell us the day you have in mind and we will answer within the day. June and September go first.
Ninety minutes from London, twenty from Cheltenham. The avenue of lindens starts at the village church; parking is behind the coach house.
The open day is free. Leave your names and the date you are thinking of, and we will hold places in the orangery for you.
The gate opens at one. Bring your parents, bring your questions, and stay until the orangery is lit.
