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Anne Boleyn's childhood home, four wedding settings, 600 years of history
Hever Castle has been drawing visitors to the Weald of Kent for 600 years — but for couples, the draw is something more specific: the chance to marry where Anne Boleyn grew up. The moated Tudor castle, surrounded by 125 acres of award-winning gardens designed in the early twentieth century by the Astor family, offers four distinct wedding settings that allow almost any size and style of celebration to find its natural home here.
The most dramatic option is an evening ceremony in the castle's Inner Hall — held once the castle closes to the public, the space is intimate at 60 guests but unmistakably extraordinary. The Italian Garden opens in April and runs through October, placing ceremonies inside the lakeside Loggia before the celebration moves to the Guthrie Pavilion — a Palladian space with vaulted ceilings and arched windows that seats 180 and expands to 220 in the evening. Fireworks, in-house seasonal menus, and a bar licensed until 1AM make this one of the most complete wedding destinations in the south of England.
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