If you’re dreaming of a wedding that combines historic charm with modern comfort, Heacham Manor Hotel in the beautiful Norfolk countryside could be the perfect place for your big day. This Grade II listed country house sits just a short drive from the stunning North West Norfolk coast, offering a timeless and elegant backdrop for your celebration.
Heacham Manor Hotel offers a range of licensed spaces for your wedding ceremony or civil partnership, so you can find the perfect spot that fits your style and guest list. You can even choose exclusive use of the entire Manor House for a private, intimate experience.
Your wedding breakfast will be crafted by an AA Rosette award-winning kitchen team, who will work with you to create a bespoke menu that reflects your tastes perfectly. After the celebrations, you and your guests can relax in one of 52 beautifully appointed bedrooms, including luxurious suites in the Manor House and contemporary cottage rooms.
Whether you’re planning an intimate gathering or a grand celebration, Heacham Manor Hotel can accommodate your needs:
Meet the venue's wedding coordinator in person. Always ask questions, spend the time to discuss your wedding plans and take away information so that you have a written record of what is discussed – Remember to take the organisers name, number so that you have a point of contact for the company. Take photos to remember cool ideas.
Is there something your partner is really passionate about? Try and incorporate it into the wedding in a small way; even better if you can pull it off as a surprise. We once had a wedding with mini cricket bats as table markers. We particularly loved this touch as Heacham Manor was once owned by the legendary Edrich family. Denis Compton is rumoured to have bowled to Bill Edrich on the manor's lawn.
Heacham Manor boasts some great photo spots, both inside our historic manor house and on the surrounding ground. Some couples even travel to the nearby Heacham or Hunstanton beaches and the regal Sandringham House Gates to include unique local landmarks. However, our favourite spots are our pond, tree swing and arbour alongside our iconic mulberry tree.
Our 400-year old Mulberry Tree that legend has it was planted by Native American Princess Pocahontas, while visiting with her husband John Rolfe. The red mulberry was a very important part of Native American culture, used for medicine and clothing dye, and our tree still bares fruit to this day.