The Venue
Timeless romance in the heart of Keele Hall
In a beautiful and dramatic setting such as Keele Hall, your wedding will be a truly memorable occasion.
The Salvin Suite comprises of three rooms – the Salvin Room, Old Library and Great Hall – all located on the upper level of Keele Hall. Use these three rooms for all parts of your wedding: the ceremony, drinks reception, wedding breakfast and evening reception.
The Great Hall is the location for your ceremony and afterward the drinks reception would be served in the Breakfast Room and the wedding breakfast is served in the Salvin Room. While dining, your guests can enjoy views of our Italian Gardens and ornamental lakes. The evening reception and dancing would be in the Salvin Room and Great Hall.
The history of Keele Hall
The 19th century Grade II listed historic mansion, one of Staffordshire’s finest stately homes, was previously owned by the Sneyd family. The manor of Keele was held by the family continuously from 1544 to 1948. Keele Hall was built between 1851 and 1861, with Victorial architect Anthony Salvin, who also worked on the renovations at Windsor Castle, Alnwick Castle and the Houses of Parliament, designing an imposing building in mock Jacobean style. It is built of local red sandstone with contrasting Hollington stone dressings. Today, Keele Hall still stands in hundreds of acres of lush parkland and immaculate gardens. With elegant chandeliers, a dramatic wooden staircase, ornate fireplaces and beautiful oak-panelling, many of the rooms retain their original features, making the setting quite unique.
