Statham Lodge Country House - Wedding Ceremonies

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Ceremony at Statham Lodge

Statham Lodge has a licence to host Civil Wedding Ceremonies in a choice of rooms, and from the end of August 2008 the Garden Terrace Gazebo


	The Shelley This is the main ceremony room and is available throughout the year at a single rate charge. The maximum seating is 100

	The Gainsborough Suite Is available throughout the year. The maximum seating is 200

	The Garden Room This cool, elegant room overlooks the Gardens. French windows open out on to the Garden Terrace and can accommodate up to 40 guests

	The Roulette Room This graceful, 1st floor room, originally The Squires bedchamber. Ideally suited to accommodate up to 24 guests

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