Morden Park House, Morden

Located in South West London, Morden Park House is a wedding venue and site of the Merton Council's Register Office. This stately home is a Grade II listed building and has housed the Registrar's Office since 2000. Built in 1770 by John Ewart, the beautiful Georgian manor provides a stunning backdrop for weddings. Its blend of period and contemporary décor makes it a romantic and timeless place to celebrate life's most important occasions. Facilities and Capacity Morden Park House has a number of ceremony rooms where you and your partner can exchange your vows. The Ewart Room is the largest of these and can accommodate up to 100 people. The Lord Nelson Room can hold 40 and is better for smaller affairs. Finally, The Sheridan Room is suited for the most intimate elopements and ceremonies, seating just 30 guests. This space features large French windows that add to the sophisticated feel. In the summer, make the most of the beautiful gardens by choosing the Gazebo for your ceremony, walk down the rose covered trellised aisle to your partner surrounded by up to 100 guests. Plus, new for Spring 2023 a new purpose-built permanent Marquee for wedding receptions and events. Enjoy the grounds of Morden Park House for both your ceremony and your celebrations. Morden Park House Marquee wedding reception package provides all the essentials for your wedding celebrations for up to 100 guests, but also the space for couples to create a special day which truly reflects their own uniqueness. Services Offered Morden Park House can be booked for weddings ceremonies only Thursday - Sunday, while Marquee wedding receptions are available seven days a week throughout the year with exclusive use from 4.30pm - 12am. It has been fully renovated and provides both modern amenities and historic charm. Facilities include free parking on-site, disable access, and toilets. The venue is also conveniently situated along several bus routes and near train stations. This ensures that friends from near and far will be able to attend your once-in-a-lifetime affair.