ABOUT KINGSETTLE STUD
Nestled on the Hampshire-Wiltshire border, just a short distance from Stonehenge, Kingsettle Stud is a hidden gem for couples seeking a wedding venue with history, charm, and exclusivity. Family-owned and forming part of The Cholderton Estate - a fully organic 2,500-acre working farm - our venue offers a truly unique backdrop for your celebration.
At the heart of Kingsettle Stud is our historic listed stable-block, available for dry hire, giving you exclusive use of our stunning Victorian Walled Garden and extensive grounds. With only a small number of weddings hosted each year between May and September, Kingsettle Stud remains an intimate and special place, where each couple can create a wedding that feels entirely their own.
Whether you envision a relaxed festival-style wedding, a garden party with long banquet tables, or a magical evening under the stars, Kingsettle Stud provides the perfect canvas. With historic beauty, breathtaking gardens, and a flexible approach, your wedding here will feel like a true discovery - an unforgettable escape into nature, history, and romance.
WHAT WE OFFER
Here are the key things you'll want to know about our venue
DRY-HIRE
We provide the space, you do the rest. You'll have exclusive access the day-before and after for set-up and take-down... we never have more than one wedding in a week.
CAPACITY
Our carriage room seats 100 guests comfortably, plus the courtyard, archway and harness room provide loads of extra 'break-out' space. There's the option to extend the carriage room with a stretch-tent which takes the seated capacity to 150.
OPEN-SUPPLIER POLICY
You're free to engage whichever suppliers you choose to create your day as you want it. We have a list of recommendations here.
CORKAGE
We don't charge corkage - simple as that! You'll have use of the bar in our harness room, which has a drinks fridge and ice freezer.
EXCLUSIVE USE
We never have more than one wedding in a week. You and your guests will have the entire place to yourselves.
CURFEW
Live and amplified music must be switched off by 11.30pm, and the venue is locked at 12.30pm.