Lumley Castle

The Gilt

A Private Retreat for Your Wedding

Situated alongside The Sceptre, The Gilt is the most private of our rooms, perfect for intimate wedding receptions and those seeking a tranquil and elegant experience.

The Gilt Room Capacity

Ceremony & Wedding Breakfast - Min: 12 | Max: 18

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Wedding Packages

Contact our dedicated wedding coordinators now to book a showaround appointment. Come experience the elegance of a 14th century castle, view our fabulous staterooms. We’re ready to help you plan the wedding of your dreams.

Eternity Package

Experience the wedding of your dreams with our Eternity Package, crafted to ensure every moment of your special day is perfect.

Keys to the Castle Package

Imagine having an historic castle all to yourself for two days, with the Lumley team on hand to fulfil your every need.

Elegance Package

Create unforgettable memories with our Elegance Wedding Package, designed to make your special day perfect from start to finish.

Everlasting Package

Celebrate your love story. Our Everlasting Package includes everything you need for a perfect ceremony and evening reception.

Other Wedding Spaces

The Barons Garden

The Barons Garden, set against the stunning 14th-century castle, is accessible through the archway to the outer courtyard. Perfect for ceremonies, reception drinks, or even bouncy castles!

The Sceptre

Dine by candlelight in the sophisticated surroundings of your own private room. Fine cuisine and attentive service will make your wedding celebration truly memorable.

The Scarbrough

This romantic space, adorned with tapestries and drapes, features soft light from tall windows, a striking fireplace, and an ornate carved ceiling.

The Barons Hall

Picture romantic lighting, ornate details, and the soft melodies of a string quartet. With stunning architecture and exquisite décor, it’s the perfect backdrop for your special day.

The Garter Suite

A stunning state room to impress. Guests are welcomed with drinks in your private Vanbrugh Bar or, in warmer months, the inner courtyard, before gathering in The Waterford drawing room.