Ashridge House is an elegant Italianate estate offering multiple distinct spaces for events of all kinds. The Main Hall accommodates up to 180 for ceremonies with its striking cantilevered staircase. Lady Marian Alford, originally a drawing room, features rose serpentine marble columns and gold leaf decoration, seating 130 for ceremonies or 100 for dining. The Repton, a grand former conservatory, seats 170 for dining or 280 for ceremonies. The Chapel, designed by James Wyatt, offers fan vaulting and wood carving reminiscent of England's cathedrals, holding 100. Outdoor options include the Italian Gardens, dating from the late 19th century, and the South Terrace. The Old Library opens onto the Italian Garden via the Loggia. Grounds and rooms are fully customisable.