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Standing proudly on the East Terrace of The Abbey grounds, our magnificent Marquee offers a luxurious wedding space for up to 500 guests. Marquee weddings at Coombe Abbey are available all year round and the space is perfect for wedding breakfasts or evening receptions.
Our Marquee can comfortably fit 500 guests and features carpets, windows overlooking the landscaped gardens and a shimmering star cloth draped delicately above dancefloor.
With our Marquee we permit the use of external caterers and have an extensive list of recommended suppliers should you need our advice. Terms and conditions apply.
Our Marquee weddings at Coombe Abbey are offered as exclusive use from 7am until midnight. You’ll have access to your own private kitchen, bar, dancefloor, toilets, cloakroom and stage.
At Coombe Abbey, we have an experienced Weddings Team on-site who are here to help ensure your special day runs smoothly so you get the wedding of your dreams.
Photo by Andy Doherty
Photo by Dan Round
Photo by Andy Doherty
Photo by Andy Doherty
Discover stories from previous couples who have had a Coombe Abbey Marquee wedding, and get inspired for your special day.
Read our wedding stories"Just wanted to drop a big thank you to the whole team at Coombe Abbey, we had an incredible day and even though we had some rain it all worked out with the help of the events manager on the day. We really miss the day already and everyone is still talking about it constantly! "
Munisha and Simran
"We would like to thank you for all of your help leading up to our wedding day, we had the most perfect day. We would also like to say thankyou to all of the staff who were there on the day, it was obvious that they were all there to do a professional job for us on the day and ensure it all went smoothly, which it did!"
Emily and Paul
"The day flew by but was fabulous, thank you for all your help and support and endless emailing leading up to the day it was just amazing and I want to do it all over again already! "
Rachel and Sean
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Photo by Andy Doherty
