Can you get married at Holkham Hall?
Holkham Weddings Holkham has just a limited number of wedding dates available each year, to ensure every couple receives our undivided attention. Bohemian woodland weddings, luxury marquee receptions, twinkling parties and extraordinary moments under the Marble Hall’s 50ft domed ceiling.
Can you get married on Holkham Beach?
Holkham appeals to a wide range of couples due to the space and adaptability of the venue. Our couples often have wonderful memories of time spent at Holkham beach or on the estate and therefore choose Holkham as it’s a special place for them.
Who lived at Holkham Hall?
Holkham Hall, home of the Coke family and the Earls of Leicester, was built between 1734 and 1764 by Thomas Coke, the first Earl of Leicester. This Palladian style mansion reflects Thomas Coke’s appreciation of classical art developed during his six-year-long Grand Tour of Europe.
Who designed Holkham Hall?
William Kent
Richard Boyle, 3rd Earl of BurlingtonMatthew Brettingham
Holkham Hall/Architects
Who owns the Holkham estate?
The estate is now run by Viscount Thomas Coke, the son of the seventh Earl of Leicester. Photographs by Chris Steele-Perkins, who documented the 25,000-acre estate in Norfolk over the course of a year, appear to portray a deferential Downton Abbey-style existence, even today.
Who owns Holkham beach?
The Holkham Estate is one of a select few privately owned estates to have been awarded Approved Body Status under Section 35 of the Wildlife and Countryside Act which has, since July 2017, enabled it to manage its own land whilst the beach is managed by Natural England in partnership with Holkham.
Who inherited Holkham Hall?
Thomas Coke
As both his parents died young, Thomas Coke inherited Holkham at the tender age of 10.
How much land does Holkham Hall own?
Holkham is still privately owned and is the centre of a thriving 25,000 acre agricultural estate which provides resources both to maintain the house, and to ensure that the social fabric of rural life remains intact.
Is it safe to swim at Holkham Beach?
Besides pines, the beach is backed by sea lavender and golden dunes, and a row of shabby-chic, brightly painted beach huts. Look out for dark green fritillary butterflies and peregrine falcons. But take care swimming – only swim where it is marked safe by red and yellow flags as there are strong tidal currents.
What is the quietest beach in Norfolk?
The Best Secluded Norfolk Beaches… Holme-next-Sea and Thornham Beach(10 minute drive) is a quiet beach and a favourite with locals who love the Norfolk coast. There’s a smooth, flat sandy beach, rolling sand dunes and a village pub.
Are there any coves in Norfolk?
Norfolk’s windswept coastline has to be one of the most romantic places in the UK. Below are 13 secret coves, bays and beaches in the Norfolk region that provide the perfect location for a date.
Why get married in Holkham Hall?
For centuries, Holkham Hall has wowed guests with lavish parties and remains one of the most beautiful wedding venues in the country. Today, its timeless elegance means it’s the perfect location to get married in north Norfolk.
Why choose a destinationholkham wedding?
Holkham has just a limited number of wedding dates available each year, to ensure every couple receives our undivided attention. We’ll personally be on hand throughout the planning process and on the big day itself to ensure that you have an unforgettable day. Whichever way you look, Holkham captivates the heart and mind.
Why choose Holkham Park for your summer sports event?
An amazing opportunity for children to try new sports for the first time whilst also receiving expert coaching and learning new skills in the sports they love, coming to Holkham Park this summer! For centuries, Holkham Hall has wowed guests with lavish parties and remains one of the most beautiful wedding venues in the country.
What can you do in Holkham over Christmas?
Enjoy walks and tours around Holkham Park, Beach and the NNR before cosying up with a hot drink in our cafés. Enjoy our first ever festive advert – A Christmas Present.