Clandon Park, Nr. Guildford

The Venetian architect Giacomo Leoni built Clandon Park in the Early 1730's for the 2nd Lord Onslow. Since being presented to the National Trust, Clandon Park has been extensively restored and redecorated.  You may have exclusive use of Clandon Park for a wedding reception, celebration meal and dancing after a religious or civil ceremony elsewhere, or you may have a civil ceremony performed here in the Tapestry Room.  No other functions will take place on the day of your wedding.  The Tapestry Room can accommodate 120 guests for the ceremony, after which you receive your guests in the Marble Hall which can comfortably hold over 200 people. Upto to 130 guests can dine in the restaurant, situated in the vaulted undercroft of the mansion, with larger numbers catered for in a marquee on the East Lawn.