Weddings at Moat House Acton Trussell
Moat House Acton Trussell makes a great choice for a wedding reception in Stafford. Being a hotel you can expect first-class service and facilities, including catering. If you are happy to sit back and take a hands-off approach to your celebration, this type of venue is ideal.
The Moat House is a stunning 15th Century moated manor house situated in the picturesque village of Acton Trussell. The dedicated events team handle over 250 ceremonies a year making them some of the most highly qualified co-ordinators in the region.
Facilities
The largest function space at Moat House Acton Trussell can seat 150 for a sit-down meal
Full table-service catering is available at Moat House Acton Trussell - perfect for a wedding breakfast with your friends and family
There is a cash bar at Moat House Acton Trussell, so your guests can buy a range of alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks
We understand that Moat House Acton Trussell is fully accessible, however you may wish to check for any specific requirements
Recent Events
The following events have been booked to take place at Moat House Acton Trussell, to give you an idea of suitability
| Wedding or Civil Partnership | 100 guests | May 2017 |
| Corporate Event | 70 guests | Jul 2016 |
| Birthday 70th | 40 guests | Aug 2015 |
Award-winning Local DJs
The following award-winning mobile disco operators are recommended for weddings and other important events at Moat House Acton Trussell:
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Miscellaneous
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These details were last checked on Sun, 02 Jun 2024 09:05:08 +0000
