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We're excited to share our day with you at a special place located only 20 mins from where Rory grew up in Yorkshire, England.
Goldsborough Hall, once home to Princess Mary, the Queen’s aunt, is a 17th-century stately home steeped in royal history and Yorkshire heritage. Built in 1625 for Sir Richard Hutton, it has welcomed kings, queens, and dignitaries across the centuries. In 1922, it became a royal residence when King George V gifted it to his daughter Princess Mary on her marriage. Nestled in beautifully landscaped gardens and surrounded by rolling countryside, the Hall blends Jacobean architecture with grand interiors and timeless charm. Lovingly restored in recent years, Goldsborough remains a private residence and offers an intimate, elegant setting—perfect for celebrating love, family, and the magic of a truly special day.
For more information visit: https://www.goldsboroughhall.com/
A thoughtful welcome from the Hall’s owners during our menu tasting—a personal touch that made the experience even more special.
Signs for the hall in the village
All set for our menu tasting at Goldsborough Hall—one of the tastiest parts of wedding planning!
One of many royal plaques around the gardens—this one marks who planted the tree nearby. So many little stories tucked into the grounds!
The honeymoon suite comes with a jacuzzi and countryside views—yes, we tested it, and yes, it’s as relaxing as it sounds!
With gardens on both sides, the view looking back at the Hall is gorgeous
Surrounded by gardens, with cows and sheep dotting the distance, Goldsborough Hall is peaceful, picturesque, and full of countryside charm.
Entering the kitchen garden
The first night we stayed at Goldsborough, we walked down to the Kitchen garden and saw this sign. It resonated with us and our values.
For all the days along the way
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