From it’s fantastic location set high on the cliffs of Ravenscar overlooking the North Yorkshire Moors, historical hotel Raven Hall is this year holding Bonfire Night Festivities so get your scarf and mitts at the ready for a spectacular show. Read more...
If you’re looking for a wedding venue in the South East, then don’t miss this Sunday’s Wedding Fair at The Star in the historical village of Alfriston between 11 and 4pm. Read more...
Venue type:
Country House Description: Scalford Hall is a picturesque Edwardian Country Mansion set in the rolling countryside of Leicestershire. The extensive grounds provide a beautiful and colourful backdrop to banqueting events and weddings. At Scalford Hall we aim to create a tailor made event for every couple and are only too happy to offer ideas and suggestions to ensure your special day is as perfect and relaxing as possible.
Call 01664 444654 and ask to speak to our Wedding Coordinator about our newly launched all inclusive wedding packages from just £1595 and late availability offers for selected dates in 2011.
Practicalities
Prices: Wedding breakfast menus from £24.75 per person, civil ceremony rooms from £200.00 room hire Ceremony/Reception: Ceremony & reception Capacity for ceremony: 100 people Seated meal capacity: 120 people Buffet meal capacity: 180 people
Outside space: Extensive grounds providing a beautiful setting for your photographs Photography inside: Yes Photography outside: Yes Parking: free for 120 cars Disabled access: Yes Confetti permitted: Yes
Food + entertainment
Licensed bar: Yes Late licence bar: Yes Disco facilities: Yes Type of cuisine: Traditional British cuisine Vegetarian menu: Yes Accommodation: 88 rooms, at preferential rates
Additional services
Toastmaster: Yes Florist: We can recommend Band: We can recommend Photographer: We can recommend Videographer: We can recommend DJ: We can recommend Event planner: Yes
Further info & directions
Additional details: Scalford Hall has a wonderfully romantic history which is still evident today. The Hall was originally built at the turn of the Century as a weekend hunting lodge before being purchased by Colonel Colman (founder of Colman's Mustard) after World War II. Colman was regularly visited by Edward VIII and Mrs Wallis Simpson where they conducted much of their scandalous and publicised courtship.
Directions by public transport: Melton Mowbray has regular trains to Birmingham, Leicester, Peterborough & Norwich, all main line stations with regular connections to the rest of the United Kingdom
Directions by car: Just 3 miles north of Melton Mowbray in Leicestershire, Scalford Hall is readily accessible by road.
-Table-LR.jpg)
-Table-LR.jpg){kind=link}
