Weddings at The Lost Music Hall

Introduction

Here, there’s no such thing as one-size-fits-all. Weddings at The Lost Music Hall promise a truly bespoke experience. Civil and humanist ceremonies may be held on site in the orchard, walled garden or the grand music room. Traditionalists can opt for a church ceremony in one of three nearby parishes, each less than ten minutes away, before returning for the reception. You’ll have access to The Lost Music Hall, which seats up to 100 guests, along with use of the communal grounds on the event day. Dine beneath festoon lights and flower-laden tables, bring in a live band or a silent disco, and make the evening entirely your own. Alternatively, opt for a marquee in the meadows, or hire the owner’s neighbouring property, The Lost Manor House, for additional space at an extra fee.

Inside

Enchantment trickles in through huge picture windows, across oak parquet floors, behind Doric columns, and under domed ceilings at this country house wedding venue. Expect grand proportions, whimsical touches, and an atmosphere of Arts and Crafts creativity. As night falls, take the party downstairs to the underground cellar – a speakeasy-style space with a sound system, lighting rig and smoke machine. More than just a venue, this is also a home for the weekend. Choose a three-day stay and gather your nearest and dearest for a wedding-eve reception, or choose to extend the magic with a full week’s mini-moon. Upstairs, spectacular valley views unfold from the upstairs balcony, while three generous bedrooms each feature two double beds, sleeping up to twelve guests.

Outside

Step outside the ochre façade laced in ivy, and find yourself surrounded by fragrant gardens, ancient trees, and views of the winding Ambrook River. After vows are shared and rings exchanged, toast on the Italianate terrace as the valley fills with the sound of folk music. The grounds bloom with colour and character – from orchards perfect for golden-hour strolls to an inviting azure swimming pool and hidden corners where guests can pause and take in the stillness. There’s also the option to hire a food van – think wood-fired pizzas and artisanal burgers, turning dinner into a festival-style feast that feels relaxed. With on-site parking for up to 65 cars, and the owners living just next door should you need them, your day can unfold with ease and quiet confidence.

• CapacityUp to 110 wedding guests
• FeaturesThere is a heated outdoor swimming pool (May-September), games room with table tennis and darts and cellar club complete with sound system and smoke machine
• PetsTwo pets are welcome
  Each pet is charged at £60 per week or part thereof
• PracticalitiesThe Lost Music Hall is a licensed venue, offering couples the choice of a civil or humanist ceremony on-site, or a traditional church ceremony nearby, followed by a celebration at the property for groups of up to 110 guests. This venue provides flexible options depending on your event requirements. As part of your booking you will receive access to The Lost Music Hall for the duration of your stay and communal grounds for the day of your event only. You can opt to hire The Lost Music Hall along with the communal spaces of The Lost Manor House, at an additional fee. This includes access to the entrance hallway, kitchen, drawing room, WC, snug and surrounding grounds, also on the day of your celebration. If additional accommodation in the Manor House is required, please enquire with our team for further information. For an additional fee of £1500 a marquee space in the meadows can be hired, but please note that the marquee itself must be sourced separately. The property offers on-site parking for up to 65 cars and features a cellar club equipped with a sound system, lighting, and a smoke machine for evening celebrations. The venue is offered on a dry-hire basis, with a full list of trusted suppliers available on enquiry. Celebrations may continue in The Cellar Club after 10pm; however, from this time onwards, music in the Music Hall and throughout the wider property grounds must be switched off. A three-night minimum stay is required for all bookings.
  
• Private cateringSeeking a celebratory dinner or fully catered escape? Our recommended caterers will work with you to create personalised menus for your stay

Totnes

Totnes is a bohemian coastal town in the south Devon countryside, where alternative therapies and yogi-types abound. Where the real-life Christopher Robin once lived, this historic market town sits within the South Devon Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.

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Getting there

• On the map The luxury elopement wedding venue sits in a hidden valley near Totnes in the South Hams region of Devon, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
• By car The venue is just over one hour from Exeter, or four from London via the M3 or M5.
• By train You can take a train from London Paddington to Newton Abbot or Totnes train stations in just under three hours. The Lost Music Hall is 15 minutes away from both stations by car.
• By air Exeter Airport is approximately forty minutes away from The Lost Music Hall by car.