Description

Knowlton Court is a magnificent home with great charm and character currently privately owned.

Recorded in the Domesday Book Knowlton Court was the seat of Bishop Odo of Bayeux, brother of William The Conqueror. The current house is Elizabethan and the front facade Queen Ann (1715).

The splendour of the Great Hall is the perfect setting for your marriage ceremony and allows seating for 100 guests.

Weddings at Knowlton can be based around an entire weekend with estate accommodation for you and your guests to enjoy.

Licensed for civil ceremonies and only 70 miles from London, Knowlton Court is the ideal weekend getaway.

We offer every wedding party the greatest possible level of privacy and freedom of choice.

Suggested DJs

The following DJs and discos all cover the Canterbury area and are suggested by needadisco.com for events at Knowlton Court.

Frequently-Asked Questions

What types of event is Knowlton Court suited to?

Knowlton Court is suitable for a wide range of uses as a private hire venue.

To give you some idea about suitability, the following events have been or are planned to be held at Knowlton Court:

• House Party for 50 guests in January 2024

What is the capacity of Knowlton Court for a private function?

Our understanding is that Knowlton Court can hold around 80 people for a formal function - probably more for an informal party.

Is there any parking at Knowlton Court?

According to the information provided to us, Knowlton Court has parking for approx. 200 vehicles on site or very close by.

Does Knowlton Court offer catering for private functions?

Previous users have told us that Knowlton Court offers hot meals and/or table service - the extent of which and costs will need to be discussed with the venue directly.

Is there a bar at Knowlton Court?

We understand that a cash bar is available at Knowlton Court serving a wide range of alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks to hirers and their guests.

Is Knowlton Court fully accessible?

The venue (or a representative) have told us that Knowlton Court is fully accessible to wheelchair users and the infirm. The extent of this and any specific special requirements will need to be taken up with the venue directly.