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Your Dream Wedding at a Historic Georgian Manor
Imagine saying “I do” at a stunning Grade I listed Georgian manor house, surrounded by 125 acres of beautifully maintained gardens. The American Museum & Gardens, just a short drive from Bath city centre, offers a unique and elegant setting for your wedding. With breathtaking views over the Limpley Stoke Valley, it’s perfect for both intimate ceremonies and grand celebrations.
A Venue That Blends History and Natural Beauty
This estate sits within an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, combining historic charm with peaceful landscaped gardens. Whether you dream of an outdoor ceremony among blooming flowers or a stylish reception inside a heritage building, this venue provides a versatile and picturesque backdrop to bring your wedding vision to life.
Beautiful Spaces for Every Moment
The American Museum & Gardens is licensed for civil ceremonies and offers a range of stunning indoor and outdoor spaces to suit your entire wedding day:
- Outdoor Ceremonies: Exchange vows in enchanting garden settings that can host up to 200 guests. The Mount Vernon Garden, inspired by George Washington’s own, creates a romantic and historic atmosphere perfect for your ceremony or a reception toast.
- Marquee Receptions: For larger celebrations, the spacious South Lawn can accommodate a marquee seating up to 240 guests, offering panoramic views of the valley and a truly grand experience.
- Heritage Buildings: The Grade II-listed Coach House and Stables provide charming, exclusive spaces for your reception. The Stables seat up to 120 guests, while the bright Maple Room in the Coach House is ideal for up to 100. These flexible rooms can be styled for dining, dancing, or even an indoor ceremony.
Expert Support to Plan Your Perfect Day
To make your wedding stress-free, an experienced in-house coordinator is on hand to help with every detail. The venue partners with a top-quality caterer to deliver a memorable dining experience. Additional conveniences include ample on-site parking, disabled access, and the option for exclusive use—especially on days when the museum is closed to the public. Plus, if you want your furry friends to join the celebration, this pet-friendly venue welcomes them too.
