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The royal engagement has sparked a sense of excitement across the world. If you have been inspired by the thoroughly modern romance between Prince Harry and Megan Markle, you will fall in love with Goodwood House.
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Surrounded by stunning parkland and with opulent Regency interiors forming the backdrop to one of the country’s finest art collections, it has been the family home of the Dukes of Richmond for more than 300 years.
Couples can tie the knot in the beautiful Yellow Drawing Room, enjoy a wedding breakfast in the magnificent Ballroom and take their first dance in the Supper Room, joining the generations of party-goers who have enjoyed good times at Goodwood.
A grand stately home without any of the associated stuffiness.
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Goodwood has been a favourite destination of the Royal Family for generations. HM the Queen was a frequent visitor in her younger days, attending the annual horse-racing week known affectionately as Glorious Goodwood. While Lady Caroline, daughter of the 6th Duke of Richmond and Gordon, was bridesmaid to Queen Victoria’s daughter, Princess Helena when she married Prince Christian of Schleswig-Holstein on 5th July 1866.
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