Stubton Hall sits right on the Lincolnshire–Nottinghamshire border near Newark, a handsome Georgian country house set in 23 acres of its own grounds. Every wedding here is exclusive use — no shared bar, no other guests wandering through your photos — so the whole house, walled garden and parkland are yours from the moment you arrive.
Where the band plays
The Hall's stately rooms give you a proper indoor option regardless of the weather, while the lawns and terraces outside open the day up when the sun cooperates. With exclusive use as standard, we typically set up wherever your wedding breakfast and evening reception are based inside the house, and because you're not sharing the site with anyone else, there's real flexibility on timings — worth confirming with the Stubton team early on so we can plan load-in around your day rather than a fixed venue schedule. Power and floor space vary room to room, so let us know which of the stately rooms you've settled on and we'll build the set-up around it.
How the day flows
Couples marrying at Stubton often use the walled garden and grounds for the ceremony and photographs, making the most of 23 acres that are entirely yours for the day, before moving guests back into the house as the light starts to change. The scale of the grounds means there's genuinely somewhere for everyone to be at every stage — a quiet corner for older relatives, open lawn for kids to run off energy, a terrace for the smokers and talkers. As the formal meal wraps up and the room turns over for the evening, that's when we take the room from polite conversation to full dancefloor, building the set to suit whichever stately room you've chosen as your reception space. Because exclusive use means no other wedding sharing a curfew or a car park, evenings at Stubton tend to run at their own pace rather than someone else's clock.