Highcliffe Castle

Highcliffe Castle, located in Highcliffe, United Kingdom, is a Grade I Listed estate renowned for its Romantic and Picturesque style of architecture from the late 18th to early 19th century. Built between 1831 and 1836 as the fantasy of Lord Stuart de Rothesay, the Castle is set within landscaped gardens with views of Christchurch Bay and the Isle of Wight. The grounds provide access to both beautiful woodland walks and outstanding viewpoints, making them a memorable addition to your day.

The Castle offers an exquisite setting for weddings, accommodating both grand and intimate celebrations, whether civil or humanist. Ceremonies typically take place in the stunning Wintergarden, followed by a wedding breakfast in the State Dining Room. The Wedding Suite can host up to 150 for evening festivities, while the Great Hall—part of the De Rothesay Suite—holds up to 115 guests. The Waterford Suite, including the State Dining Room, seats up to 80. For larger gatherings, the Castle can welcome up to 200 evening guests in total.

A choice of four approved caterers is available, each selected for their quality and service, and couples have the flexibility to choose the one that best reflects their taste and budget. By celebrating your wedding at Highcliffe Castle, you also contribute to the ongoing conservation and restoration of this architecturally significant property.