The Conservatory at the Luton Hoo Walled Garden

Weddings at The Conservatory at the Luton Hoo Walled Garden

Nestled within a historic 18th-century walled garden, The Conservatory at the Luton Hoo Walled Garden presents a captivating setting for wedding receptions, blending historical elegance with modern luxury. The Conservatory’s sophisticated glass design incorporates the surrounding natural beauty into your special day, adding an outdoor essence to the indoor comfort.

The venue’s high ceilings and clear walls fill the space with natural daylight, transforming into a mesmerising, starlit environment at night through cleverly integrated lighting. Capable of accommodating up to 400 guests, it suits both large-scale and more intimate gatherings. The dedicated events team at the Conservatory focuses on creating a warm, inviting atmosphere, customising every detail to ensure your wedding reception is both refined and inviting.

Key features of The Conservatory at the Luton Hoo Walled Garden:

• A breathtaking glasshouse that floods the space with natural light
• Exquisite menus featuring locally-sourced ingredients
• Located within a historic walled garden, providing a scenic backdrop
• Modern audiovisual and lighting systems for top-notch entertainment
• Spacious enough to comfortably host up to 400 guests

Wedding Receptions at The Conservatory at the Luton Hoo Walled Garden

Luton Hoo Walled Garden specialises in wedding receptions. Hosting your wedding reception at The Conservatory guarantees a flawless celebration in a stunning garden setting. Here, every detail of your event is meticulously managed, from the initial planning to the last goodbye.

The seasoned venue managers will assist you through each phase, ensuring your reception unfolds perfectly. The adaptable space at The Conservatory accommodates diverse seating configurations and decor, allowing you to tailor your reception to your unique style and vision.

About the Luton Hoo Estate

This stunning, five-acre octagonal Walled Garden is set within the beautiful grounds of Luton Hoo Estate, which sits conveniently on the border of Harpenden and Luton in the county of Bedfordshire, with easy access from the M1 and M25. The garden was established in the 1770s by John Stuart, 3rd Earl of Bute, friend and advisor to George III and consultant in the planning of Kew Gardens. For nearly two centuries it was both a botanical garden and the production centre for the Estate’s fruit, vegetable and cut flower needs.