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A newlywed couple enjoying a loving moment during their first dance in front of wedding guests in The Reception Room at Ashfield House. Taken by Steve Grogan

YOUR
PARTY

WE THROW THE BEST
HOUSE PARTIES

We love a good shindig and honestly we think we have the best space to do it in.

 

The bar, seating and DJ are different zones of the same space. This holy grail of layouts means guests won’t be scattered all over the house.

 

That being said, if you want to spread out or have an outrageous number of party-goers, we have the space for that too, inside and out.

The Library Bar is achingly cool and fab for sinking into a sofa for a good chat.

 

We host evening receptions up to 220 guests using both of our bars. 

A newlywed couple share a kiss on the staircase during their party after getting married at Ashfield House wedding venue. Taken by Red Sweets Photography.
A bride and groom enjoying a lively first dance at their wedding reception in The Reception Room at Ashfield House. Taken by Andy Griffiths.

FEELING PECKISH?

Hopefully you lovely readers will have realised by now that we don’t do ordinary and our evening food is no exception.

‘Buffet’ is a swear word round here and we prefer to wander around with food, set up grazing tables or cook up a storm in our outdoor kitchen. 

The woodfired pizza oven at Ashfield House. Taken by Wyldbee Photography.
Hors d'oeuvres being passed around at a wedding reception in The Gardens of Ashfield House wedding venue. Taken by Mark Elliott.

IF MUSIC BE THE FOOD OF LOVE PLAY ON

When it comes to entertainment we are self confessed DJ snobs. With every wedding booking, we include a DJ from The DFC Experience, a multi-award-winning entertainment company. 

Their DJs will chat with you over a brew and help you find a way to mix your beloved hard techno with Sweet Caroline (or avoid Sweet Caroline entirely should that be your wish) to make sure your wedding is the absolute best. 

The online planner means you’re in control of the vibe - you tell them what you do and don’t want to hear.

Wedding guests on the dancefloor at a wedding party in The Reception Room at Ashfield House. Taken by Stephen McGowan.
A DJ presiding over the decks at a wedding party in The Reception Room at Ashfield House. Taken by Sarah Glynn.
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