Moxhull Hall is a magnificent stately home and wedding venue in Sutton Coldfield, West Midlands. This Victorian Manor House was built in 1900 by Howard Ryland, the then-Lord Lieutenant of Warwickshire, commissioning the finest craftsmen and the highest quality of materials. This stunning red-brick mansion had several occupants before being transformed into a luxurious hotel in 1969. It has been carefully restored to preserve the majesty of its period features while adding a touch of modern style.

Facilities and Capacity

Moxhull Hall offers a one-of-a-kind setting for a couple's special occasion. Nine acres of landscaped gardens surround this manor house, creating an idyllic retreat where festivities can proceed. The custom-built Bridal Studio offers a bright and welcoming space for a nearlywed and their wedding party to relax and prepare on the big day. A couple has a choice of ceremony sites, each licensed for ceremonies with up to 120 guests. The Oak Hall offers a sophisticated interior space that is illuminated by abundant sunshine in summer and a crackling open fire in winter, while the Secret Garden has a tucked-away wooden gazebo surrounded by leafy trees. Nearby churches provide additional options, such as The Church of St Chad in Tamworth, Staffordshire. The gardens are a marvellous space to enjoy an outdoor cocktail before meandering to the reception. The Oak Hall, the larger Starlit Marquee, and the more intimate Glass Garden Room are available to host a night of dining, dancing, and laughter.

Services Offered

Moxhull Hall has a civil ceremony license, an alcohol license, and premises for in-house catering. A couple can also make use of facilities for musical entertainment, such as a band or DJ. Whether on the dance floor or enjoying outdoor fireworks, these spaces are sure to be a welcome backdrop to a special occasion.