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Llanthony Secunda Priory

Approved for civil ceremoniesCountry house & manor

Llanthony Secunda Priory is on the official list of premises approved for civil marriage and civil partnership ceremonies in England and Wales. Its approval is listed as valid until 18 Dec 2026 (premises no. 012734).

Licence valid to18 Dec 2026

AddressPriory Junction, Off St Anne Way, Gloucester, Gloucestershire, GL2 5FA

Phone (register)01452 563499

Websitehttps://llanthonysecunda.org/ (via OpenStreetMap (wide match))

CapacitySee the venue’s own statement below

PricesSee the venue’s own statement below

AreaGloucester, Gloucestershire

StyleCountry house & manor (our classification from the venue name)

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What the venue says publicly

These are quoted word for word from the venue’s website on the date shown. We have not interpreted them. Prices and capacity change, so always confirm with the venue.

Capacity

“…g your civil ceremony or partnership in a magical setting. The breath-taking, Grade I listed Lady Margaret Hall provides an intimate and elegant atmosphere for up to 60 guests, while the historic Tudor brick Henry Dene Hall offers a grand yet versatile space, accommodating up to 100 loved ones. Whe” (source, retrieved 2026-10-20)

Prices

“…co-ordinator will ensure your day runs smoothly but otherwise, It's the blank canvas you need to create the wedding day you've always envisioned. Full Day From £3,995 Platinum Our Platinum Package includes everything from the pearl package plus an all-day drinks package built in, your food arranged” (source, retrieved 2026-10-20)
“…ranged by one of our favourite caterers, including canapes, a two course meal and an evening buffet, garden games and a DJ for your evening entertainment. From £9,500 Bespoke If there's a particular vibe your after or maybe you're struggling to find the perfect place to throw your festival themed w” (source, retrieved 2026-10-20)