Wedding Open Day

About Talhenbont Hall

Talhenbont Hall sits within an extensive 100-acre estate of woodland and formal gardens on the Llyn Peninsula in North Wales, with open views towards Snowdonia and just minutes from nearby beaches. The core of the property is a historic Elizabethan manor built in 1607, surrounded by grounds that include woodland and riverside spaces.

Weddings at Talhenbont Hall are offered on an exclusive-use basis, giving couples and their guests sole access to the main house, cottages, and celebration spaces during their chosen dates. Ceremony options include indoor and outdoor settings, with an outdoor pergola overlooking woodland and river, and an indoor ceremony space within the Coach House. The Coach House has been renovated to accommodate gatherings, with capacity for up to 150 people for a ceremony and wedding breakfast, expanding to 200 for an evening reception. Following the reception, guests staying onsite may continue celebrations in the main hall.

Accommodation on the estate includes the original Hall with individually designed bedrooms and a separate bridal suite, alongside five cottages, allowing up to 42 guests to stay overnight. Those arriving ahead of the wedding can access the hall from the day before and depart the day after, with a late checkout included. Practical details for couples include dedicated event furniture such as limewash Chiavari chairs with seat pads, table linen, cutlery, glassware and crockery. A dedicated team arranges private viewings and supports planning, and couples can bring items such as table plans prior to the day. The venue has disabled access into main social areas and an accessible toilet in the Coach House and permits evening food from external caterers subject to hygiene and insurance requirements, while fireworks are also allowed with prior discussion.