Moxhull Hall is a privately owned country house at Wishaw, on the edge of Sutton Coldfield, taken on exclusive use for every wedding it hosts — for the day, the Hall and its grounds belong to one couple and nobody else. Ceremonies are held in the Oak Hall, a room with the kind of timeless, wood-panelled character that needs almost no extra dressing, and couples looking for something different in the evening move out to the Starlit Pavilion, set within the grounds.
Where the band plays
The Orangery and the Secret Garden give the day two more distinct settings — a light-filled space for drinks or a smaller gathering, and a more tucked-away corner of the grounds for photographs — while the evening's music and dancing centre on the Starlit Pavilion. As with most exclusive-use country houses, Moxhull doesn't publish a sound limiter figure or fixed curfew, so it's worth confirming directly with the venue's events team when you book, and passing the answer on to your band well before the day.
How the day flows
A ceremony in the Oak Hall or the grounds leads into drinks in the Orangery or the Secret Garden, with the wedding breakfast and evening reception centred on the Starlit Pavilion. Moxhull's own kitchen team build bespoke menus for every booking, including fusion and culturally diverse celebrations, which the venue says it has genuine experience hosting. With accommodation across the Honeymoon Suite, the Main House, the Courtyard and a set of cottages, most of the wedding party can stay on site for the whole weekend.
Bands available in Sutton Coldfield and perfectly at home in a venue like this.
- Mirror — a Midlands mainstay, a natural fit for a Sutton Coldfield country house wedding.
- Juno — polished and adaptable, well suited to the Oak Hall's more formal proportions.
- Third Wheel — a compact three- or four-piece for a more intimate Orangery or Secret Garden booking.
- The Tommy Guns — a confident function band built to fill the Starlit Pavilion once the dancing starts.