Enjoy: Properties to Hire
Weddings and Civil Ceremonies
Create memories that will stay with you forever by hiring one of the Trust's three unique locations, each one ideal for small intimate wedding ceremonies; Le Don Hilton, Le Câtel Fort and our Georgian House at 16 New Street. Each property offers a unique character and atmosphere.
Weddings at Le Don Hilton
Le Don Hilton makes a wonderful location for your special day. A much loved landmark located on the sea wall at the heart of St Ouen’s Bay, this venue offers stunning and inspirational coastal views adding to the ambience of the occasion and provides a delightful backdrop to those all important wedding day photos.
The wedding service takes place within the seaward facing room and this has a capacity of 15 people, so is perfectly suited to small intimate weddings. Other guests are welcome to gather outside this room to cheer the happy couple as they exit into the daylight for the first time as newly weds. No matter the weather Le Don Hilton will offer cherished memories for the rest of your lives.
Costs
Total cost of hire cost for the wedding: £500. This includes the cost of site Registration and for the mandatory attendance of a Trust representative at the wedding ceremony.
Hire
Friday 12 noon to Monday 10am
or
Monday 12 noon to Friday 10am
Site capacity is restricted to 25 persons.
Le Don Hilton
Weddings at Le Câtel Fort
Le Câtel Fort is an 18th century guardhouse, situated high on the eastern cliffs that dominate Grève de Lecq Bay. The site is 200 metres from Le Chemin du Câtel, a steep road starting at Le Grève de Lecq Barracks. Le Câtel Fort is available for small intimate wedding ceremonies for those wishing to enjoy the peace and stunning views of this sheltered part of the north coast.
Costs
Total cost of hire cost for the wedding: £500. This includes the cost of site Registration and for the mandatory attendance of a Trust representative at the wedding ceremony.
Hire
Friday 12 noon to Monday 10am
or
Monday 12 noon to Friday 10am
Site capacity is restricted to 40 persons.
Le Câtel Fort
Weddings at 16 New Street
The Georgian House offers a romantic and intimate setting for boutique wedding ceremonies. Located a short stroll from Liberation Square in the heart of St Helier, 16 New Street is fondly described as "the jewel in Jersey's crown". Each room is an exquisite example of Georgian interior design with authentic furniture, paintings, textiles and carpets. Imagine your wedding day in such an historic and memorable setting.
Couples can choose to marry in the gracious Regency Drawing Room on the first floor, or the superbly appointed panelled Club Room, which also houses a grand piano should the bride and groom require music. Both rooms resonate a very special atmosphere that is in keeping with a traditional wedding ceremony.
You and your guests can enjoy champagne and canapés in the house or drift outside into the small garden, and for smaller parties we can arrange a light lunch or afternoon tea.
Costs
Total basic hire costs for the day of the wedding:
Hire of the Drawing Room and Club Room from £600
Hire of the Whole House from £1000
16 New Street
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For more information about our site hire for your wedding day please contact the Trust office on 01534 483193 or e-mail enquiries@nationaltrust.je
Everything we wanted and more
We chose 16 New Street as the venue for our Civil Partnership; it was everything we wanted and more. The atmosphere was intimate, charming and romantic. It’s an enchanting place.
Nick Carver & Nathan Nirmalan
Wedding at 16 New StreetPerfect Wedding
TripAdvisor – 5 of 5 stars
My husband and I got married here and I would highly recommend 16 New Street to others! Catherine was lovely and delivered a highly professional service. The house is beautiful and has a lovely charm. We have very fond memories of our wedding here! Thank you so much Catherine and staff.
Perfect Wedding New StreetCharmingly restored Georgian town house
TripAdvisor – 5 of 5 stars
We very much enjoyed our visit to this attractive property. The house at 16 New Street was interesting and the National Trust had provided plenty of information about its history and renovation. As an extra bonus two house keepers were demonstrating food of the Georgian period and providing generous scrummy samples for us to try.
16 New Street