Langtons House – Registry Office Weddings

Abbey Weddings have been specialising in Langtons House Registry Office Hornchurch weddings for over 35 years and supply top quality wedding photography, videos, cars and DJs. You can get married in the East and West rooms which hold 50 people, Langtons Grand Hall which holds 100 or have your wedding ceremony outside in The Orangery  in the summer months.The grounds have been re-developed and funded by a £2,000,000 grant to bring them back to their former glory. Langtons House is a historic 18th-century wedding venue situated on the  Hornchurch Essex / London borders, with beautiful well kept gardens and lake complete with swans and a bridge, making it one of the top wedding venues in Essex and is open to the general public,

You can get married any day of the week at Langtons House including Sunday, where you can order an exclusive premium package and be the only wedding on that day. You can now have your summer Langtons House registry office wedding ceremony outside in the newly developed Orangery.

Here is a brief history of Langtons Registry Office. Langtons House itself was built on the foundations of an older house in the early 18th century, standing in a picturesque landscaped garden with a lake, Orangery, bath house and  a gazebo all dating from the end of the 18th century. Hornchurch was then part of Essex now a suburb of London since 1965. The house was purchased in 1797 by John Massu, whose family, originally Huguenot refugees, had become wealthy silk merchants in the City of London.

Massu set about modernising Langtons House, to which he added the two-storey wings that project on the south front and landscaping the grounds according to plans of Humphrey Repton. He created the serpentine pond with the bathhouse and gazebo and planted horse chestnuts to mask or frame the mid-18th century stables, to which he added an octagonal cupola. A shrubbery walk with serpentining paths was planted east of the house and a balancing shrubbery belt to the west are probably part of Repton’s plan; the Ceder of Lebanon was planted as a central feature of the lawn and is said to be the most photographed tree in England.

Langtons House Registry Office was given to Hornchurch Council by Varco Williams and his daughter in 1929, under the condition that the building must be kept unchanged and used for council purposes and that the six acres of grounds remain open to the public.
Fielders Sports Ground, north of the site, was once also part of the gardens and it has been restored to it’s former glory. There is no public parking at Langtons (wedding cars and a disabled car allowed). There is paid car parking across the road in Billet Lane and at the Queens Theatre and Sainsbury’s supermarket.

Hire our Rolls Royce Phantom for your Langtons House wedding from only £425

Our Langtons Photography Packages start from just £275.

Graeme & Emma married at Langtons House Hornchurch Essex. Emma arrived with her father in a beautiful vintage Rolls Royce for the wedding service followed by the wedding photography shoot in the lovely grounds before heading to the reception at the nearby British Legion Hornchurch.Wedding photography by Abbey Weddings 07956522026

For a more details of our Langtons Wedding services visit http://www.langtonsregistryoffice.com