Weddings & Civil Partnerships
The Elgar Room
For that very special day in your life why not book the Elgar
Room at the Council House, Malvern.
The Council House, once known as Priory Mansion, was built in
1874 by Alfred Speer, who demolished the previous house known as
The Priory.
The Council House still retains many of its original features
from the ornate main entrance with its spires and gargoyles,
to the wood panelled lobby and hall. The grand staircase with
its griffins, lead up to a large colourful stained glass window,
which is a must for your photographs.
We are ideally located close to the centre of Malvern in the
grounds of Priory Park which once formed the grounds to the
house.
The Elgar Room has been refurbished to preserve and enhance
the room's Victorian features. Combined with the beautiful views
across Priory Park, it creates a wonderfully romantic setting
for Wedding 
and Civil Ceremonies.
You can view a video
of our room and surrounding area on YouTube
After your ceremony as you step out into the beautiful grounds
of Priory Park with its Swanpool, quaint bridges and Victorian
bandstand, with the backdrop of the famous Malvern Hills.
What better location for those cherished photographs and videos of
your special day.
The room seats thirty five with space for an
additional ten guests to stand. There is disabled access to
the Council House to ensure that everyone can attend your "special
day".
To view the room before booking please contact
room.bookings@malvernhills.gov.uk
or for more information please telephone the Worcestershire
Hub on 01684 862151.
Charges for the Elgar room only:
2011 - 2012 £100 for a half hour
ceremony - £200 for an hour long
ceremony
Sundays, Bank Holidays, Easter, Christmas & New Year
can all be catered for please contact the Worcestershire Hub for
further details on 01684 862151
Amendments and cancellations will incur a
charge
Parking is restricted at the Council House, with the
exception of the Bride and Groom vehicles, all
other visitors are requested to use
the public car parks in Priory Road and Grange Road.
