Hampton Manor

A food-led country-house wedding on a Victorian estate.

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Hampton-in-Arden, West Midlands

A Victorian estate that takes food seriously.

Hampton Manor is a Victorian country house on a 45-acre estate near Solihull, in the Arts and Crafts tradition and reimagined as a design-led country-house hotel. With a clock-tower atrium for wedding breakfasts, a rustic ceremony barn, a walled garden that feeds its kitchen and, on the estate, the Michelin-starred Grace & Savour, it hosts exclusive-use weddings that are warm, design-led and, above all, about the food.

Vows in the Barn, a Feast Under the Clock Tower.

Couples marry in The Birches, a rustic barn of brick and beams, or under the steepled clock tower in The Courtyard, a glass-roofed atrium that fills with daylight and seats up to 160, with a parish church adjoining the estate. Drinks move through the walled garden, the wedding breakfast is cooked in-house from the estate's own produce, and the celebration carries on to midnight, with the Manor House taken exclusively so the party stays the night.

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In-House, Seasonal, and Grown on the Estate.

Wedding menus are cooked in-house by the Manor's kitchen, seasonal and generous, drawing on the produce grown in the Victorian walled garden, with the option of a spiced Asian feast served family-style. No external caterers are brought in, and on the estate the Michelin-starred Grace & Savour sets the tone for how seriously the food is taken here.

A Victorian Estate

A 45-acre estate near Solihull, in the Arts and Crafts tradition, reimagined as a design-led hotel.

The Walled Garden

A Victorian walled garden and kitchen garden that feed the estate kitchens and the wedding table.

A Michelin Star

On the estate, Grace & Savour holds a Michelin star, built into the Victorian walled garden.

Cooked In-House

Wedding menus are cooked in-house from the estate own produce, with an Asian-feast option.

A Weekend in the Arts and Crafts Tradition.

Hampton Manor is a house of Morris prints, rich colour and antique detail, set in 45 acres of grounds with a Victorian walled garden at its heart. With 24 individually designed bedrooms across the manor, the Walled Garden Suites and the cottage, an exclusive-use wedding here becomes a weekend on the estate, unhurried and green, the celebration spread either side of the day rather than squeezed into it.

Accommodation

24 Bedrooms Across the Manor, Suites and Cottage.

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Location

Hampton-in-Arden, West Midlands

Hampton Manor stands on a 45-acre estate at Hampton-in-Arden, in the Warwickshire countryside on the edge of Solihull, yet remarkably well connected: it is about ten minutes from Birmingham International Airport and the adjoining rail station, with direct trains to London and Birmingham. Guests reach a quiet country estate quickly, from almost anywhere in the country.

Pricing and What to Expect

A Victorian estate wedding with a Michelin-starred kitchen garden.

Hampton Manor is a Victorian country house on a 45-acre estate in the Arts and Crafts tradition, near Solihull in the West Midlands, reimagined as a design-led country-house hotel. Couples marry in the rustic Birches barn or under the clock tower in The Courtyard, a glass-roofed atrium that seats up to 160, dine on in-house menus from a kitchen that grows much of its own produce in the Victorian walled garden, and take exclusive use of the Manor House with its 24 bedrooms across the house, five Walled Garden Suites and a four-bedroom cottage. On the estate, Grace & Savour holds a Michelin star. Guide pricing starts from £15,500 for 50 guests, inclusive of the 15 Manor House bedrooms; the LWD team makes the introduction.

All pricing is indicative. Final investment varies by date, guest count, menu, and bespoke requirements. Contact the venue directly for a tailored proposal.

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