A Magnificent Setting

A masterpiece of 18th Century Baroque architecture set in more than 2000 acres of ‘Capability’ Brown landscaped Parkland and award-winning Formal Gardens, Blenheim Palace provides a magnificent setting for all events, whatever the size and style. We have a selection of spaces available for an unforgettable celebration, whatever the occasion. From Champagne and canapés to dinner and dancing, the Palace boasts more than six venue options and can accommodate up to 250 guests, while the Parkland can hold marquees for up to 1000.

The Palace is surrounded by over 90 acres of Formal Gardens including the Water Terraces, Rose Garden and the Duke’s private Italian Garden. Our landscaped Parkland makes Blenheim Palace a unique and awe-inspiring setting for your event.

Matching exceptional service to this incredible setting, we have a dedicated team with a variety of experience that take great pride in their attention to the finest details. Our team will put together a bespoke package to match your needs and ensure that your event runs smoothly, living up to your every expectation.

New for 2023 - Clementine's on the Lawn

Due to essential conservation and restoration works, The Orangery restaurant at Blenheim Palace will be closed between January - November 2023. We are delighted to have a stunning glass marquee available for events, sitting at the back of South Lawn overlooking the Palace. Clementine's on the Lawn will replace the Orangery from April to September 2023.

Sustainability and Restoration

As a landed Estate, we are uniquely positioned to take positive action in protecting future generations. As a part of a five-year pledge to become greener and combat climate change, we are working across the estate towards a more sustainable way of working and this is reflected in our events as well. Another large part of our wider plan for the Estate, is that over the next 10 years, we aim to complete works to the value of £40 million to conserve our World Heritage Site. All funds that we raise through admission charges and from hosting events are invested back into these ongoing restoration and conservation projects that keep the Palace, its contents and surroundings as glorious today as they have always been.