Goldsborough Hall

Whether you are looking for a grand occasion or a more intimate affair, Goldsborough Hall is a wedding venue that is both unique and unforgettable! One of Yorkshire’s finest wedding venues and one of my favourite wedding venues to photograph at, Goldsborough Hall has it all. Set on the south side of Harrogate, nestled in the small hamlet of Goldsborough this period house has everything to make that perfect wedding day. I love to use the gardens to make stunning wedding photographs. You will never be far away from your guests, so lets take a glass of champagne, stroll amongst the gardens and make some beautiful wedding photography.

Brides magazine has listed Goldsborough Hall in their top 100 venues, and second in the north of England and Scotland. The magazine labeled this Yorkshire wedding venue a “hidden gem” and called the sumptuous six bedroom suites as “stately with a modern twist”. Goldsborough Hall offers acres of beautifully landscaped grounds which boast unspoilt elevated views over tranquil parkland, vital for those all important photographs!

So, if you’re thinking of having your wedding in the Yorkshire, I hope this has been helpful to you. Goldsborough Hall really is a stunning wedding venue but you don’t have to take my word for it. The most fun part of planning a wedding is getting to visit amazing wedding venues in beautiful places. If you are thinking about getting married at Goldsborough Hall then I would love to hear more about your day. Feel free to get in touch as I’d love to hear about your wedding plans.

Documentary wedding photography at Goldsbrough Hall

Wedding couple in the gardens of Goldsbrough Hall

As a busy Yorkshire wedding photographer, I work at the very best Yorkshire wedding venues and this is never truer than when I get to capture wedding photography at Goldsborough Hall.

This Grade II listed 16th-century historic house in North Yorkshire, former home of Princess Mary, offers five-star luxury accommodation, 3 AA rosette dining and award-winning gardens. Situated on the south side of historic Harrogate, in the hamlet of Goldsborough, the Hall stands in beautifully landscaped grounds with unspoilt views over tranquil parkland. Put simply, it’s a simply stunning location for a wedding.

When I capture wedding photography at Goldsborough Hall, my day usually starts in one of their spacious suites that are the perfect place for the wedding parties to get ready together. With large windows, beautiful interiors and enough space for the wedding party, the make-up artist, the hairstylist and a Yorkshire wedding photographer, there to capture those all-important morning of the wedding images.

Bride and groom walking out of Goldsbrough Hall with family and friends throwing confetti

Goldsborough Hall offer a wealth of options for your wedding ceremony. Princess Mary’s Drawing Room is a beautiful room that houses an elegant baby grand piano. Light pours in through its vast double aspect windows creating tons of natural light that I play with to create even more beautiful wedding photos. It can seat up to 150 guests for a wedding ceremony and 150 for an evening reception when conjoined with The Library and The Conservatory Bar.

Goldsborough Hall wedding photographer

The stately Sir Richard Hutton Room has opulent 18^th century features, including the triumphal Robert Adam’s pillars either side of the bay and the decorative cornices. It can seat up to 110 guests for a wedding ceremony and 90 for a sit-down wedding breakfast.

If you’re looking for something more contemporary for your wedding, The Orangery is a 1,000 square foot space. Elegant and flexible it has a dining area, and double doors that open onto a sun terrace where a marquee can be erected for larger celebrations. The Orangery also has direct access to the private gardens. When it comes to number, the Orangery can accommodate 110 seated guests, but with a marquee numbers can go up to 250 guests. This makes Goldsborough Hall a great venue for large and Asian weddings.

Wedding in the garden of Goldsborough Hall

And when you’ve found your perfect Yorkshire wedding venue, you’ll be looking for an experienced Yorkshire wedding photographer. Feel free to get in touch.

I’d love to hear about your wedding plans, contact me for more information.

Wedding Photography at Goldsborough Hall

If a traditional wedding ceremony is more your thing, 13^th century St Mary’s church stands adjacent to the Hall’s grounds. It has its own private royal entrance that you can use, which was used by HRH Princess Mary herself in the 1920’s. Goldsborough Hall also offer outdoor ceremonies in their beautiful gardens, and always have one of their indoor spaces ready to go in case of changes in the weather.

Another beautiful stately room at Goldsborough Hall is their Jacobean Library. This stunning room has period features and sumptuous interiors and is the perfect place for fireside reception drinks at winter weddings. In summer months reception drinks happen outside on the terrace and in the gardens.

Talking of gardens, Goldsborough Hall’s are award winning, and the perfect place for romantic photos of my couples. My favourite spots for amazing wedding photos are the beautiful herbaceous borders, the pretty woodland walk, the historic glass house and kitchen garden and Lime Tree walk. They all make amazing backdrops.

Guests relaxing and drinking at a summer wedding outside the orangery at Goldsborough Hall

Wedding day bride and groom walking together down a path at the Yorkshire Wedding venue Goldsbrough Hall

Goldsborough Hall wedding photographer

The talented chefs at Goldsborough Hall have earned their many accolades by creating amazing food using sustainably sourced, fresh local produce wherever possible from their organic kitchen garden. They proudly boast that their food miles can be counted in feet and inches. For weddings, they work with couples to create bespoke wedding menus with food that will really impress your guests.

And they have offer guest accommodation and let’s face it who wouldn’t want to stay overnight in luxury royal accommodation. The upper floor of the main house offers a wealth of luxury suites and rooms, along with the adjoining Dower House and Garden House it offers a total of 16 bedrooms and suites. In addition to this there’s a s Grade II listed four bedroom cottage in the grounds called The Old Dairy and in the village of Goldsborough, The Bay Horse Inn is a Grade II listed 17^th century former coaching inn that offers five spacious guest rooms including family rooms. There’s also a host of hotels, cosy pub inns and holiday lets available in the area close by.

The team at Goldsborough Hall are famed for creating a warm family atmosphere and always offer wonderful hospitality. This approach ensures that your wedding guests all feel relaxed, and relaxed and happy guests are perfect for my style of documentary wedding photography. Capturing your day with images that tell the story of your wedding day without the need for words.