A Winter’s Fairytale - Celebrate a Christmas Wedding at Goldsborough Hall
Winter magic meets stately grandeur at Goldsborough Hall. Image by Lily North Photography
When winter settles over the Yorkshire countryside, something magical happens at Goldsborough Hall. The fires are lit, the halls are dressed with garlands, and the scent of pine and spiced wine fills the air.
It’s the most romantic time of year - and the perfect setting for a Christmas wedding.
Jacobean staircase lit with garlands
The hallway dressed in its Christmas finery
Little Christmas touches throughout the Hall
Christmas trees twinkling at every turn
Step Into the Magic of Goldsborough Hall
Imagine exchanging vows beside a roaring fire, candlelight flickering across centuries-old oak panelling, and a magnificent Christmas tree twinkling in the background.
At Goldsborough Hall, history and heritage meet warmth and wonder. This winter, the Hall will be dressed for the season with:
A huge Christmas tree and festive fireplace garland in the Drawing Room
Elegant trees in the Library, Hallway, Dining Room, and Orangery
A traditional garland winding up the Jacobean staircase
The soft glow of candles and crackling fires throughout
It’s an atmosphere that captures everything we love about Christmas - intimate, joyful, and timeless.
Winter magic - couple pictured in the grounds of North Yorkshire venue Goldsborough Hall by Nicola Martindale
Why Winter Weddings Are So Special
There’s a certain kind of romance that only winter brings. Perhaps it’s the way guests gather close by the fire, or how the candlelight seems to make everything glow.
For couples, a winter wedding offers something unique - a chance to embrace the season and create an atmosphere that’s truly unforgettable.
The Christmas hallway by Hamish Irvine
Christmas wedding in the Orangery by Hamish Irvine
At Goldsborough Hall, you’ll have the Hall exclusively to yourselves - a grand yet welcoming home for your closest family and friends. From crisp winter walks in the gardens to champagne toasts in the Orangery, every moment feels effortlessly elegant.
And when it comes to food, our award-winning 3AA rosette chefs make the most of the season with comforting, luxurious dishes - perfect for a cosy winter feast.
Step into the magic of Goldsborough Hall at Christmas time with log fires and twinkling trees in the oak-panelled Library
Join Us for Our Winter Wedding Open Afternoon
📅 Friday 29th November, 1pm–3.30pm
📍 Goldsborough Hall, North Yorkshire
Step inside the Hall dressed in all its festive finery and see how your winter wedding could look.
You’ll have the chance to:
Explore the state rooms and Orangery beautifully decorated for Christmas
Meet our trusted wedding suppliers
Enjoy a glass of fizz by the fire
Chat with our friendly wedding team about your plans
It’s a relaxed, welcoming afternoon designed to inspire - and help you imagine your own day in this magical setting.
Sparklers, laughter, and the glow of the Hall for a winter wedding at Goldsborough Hall. Photography by Barnaby Aldrick
Your Fairytale Awaits
Whether you dream of a December celebration or an intimate winter wedding, Goldsborough Hall offers an unforgettable backdrop full of warmth, history, and sparkle.
As the evenings draw in and the Hall glows with festive light, it’s hard not to fall in love all over again.
Join us this November, and step into a winter wonderland that could be the start of your forever.
Your fairytale awaits: come and see Goldsborough Hall for yourself in November. Image by Hamish Irvine
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Planning Your Wedding in Yorkshire?
Our 17th-century stately home in the heart of the North Yorkshire countryside offers:
Exclusive use for your entire day
Award-winning gardens and ceremony spaces
A team who’ll treat your story like it’s the only one in the world
If you’re ready to take the next step to see the Hall for yourselves, book a private tour here with Alison or Amanda. You can also call on 01423 867321 or email weddings@goldsboroughhall.com.
My thanks to Hamish Irvine, Nicola Martindale, Joel Skingle and Barnaby Aldrick