Registry Weddings At The Council House In Malvern

Intimate ceremonies in Malvern.

If you’re getting married at Malvern Registry Office, you’ve chosen one of the most peaceful and charming wedding venues in Worcestershire.

Based in Worcester, I specialise in weddings here at the Council House.

It sits right next to Priory Park, surrounded by gardens, a lake, and views of the Malvern Hills.

It’s an ideal place for a relaxed, personal ceremony — close to everything, but with plenty of space to breathe.

The ceremony takes place in The Elgar Room, part of the Council House.

It's bright, elegant, and full of character. With space for up to 50 guests, it’s perfect for smaller weddings and civil partnerships.

Newlyweds standing outside Malvern Council House

Newlyweds first kiss in the Elgar Room at Malvern Registry Office

Why I love weddings here.

The Malvern Registry Office is one of those venues that just feels easy. The setting is beautiful in every season.

Once your ceremony finishes, you step straight into Priory Park. That’s when the magic really happens.

The lake, trees, and open paths make a perfect backdrop for photos.

Bride and groom sitting and laughing in Malvern Priory Park

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The Elgar Room.

Named after Worcestershire’s own Sir Edward Elgar, this room has a traditional charm that suits registry weddings perfectly.

The layout is simple, the light is lovely, and the atmosphere is always warm.

It’s big enough to feel like a proper ceremony but still intimate enough to share the moment with your closest friends and family.

Bride sitting on a bench in Priory Park after their Malvern Registry Office ceremony

Priory Park for photos.

Once you've said your vows and shared that first kiss, you can head straight outside into Priory Park for your wedding photos.

It’s one of my favourite spots in Malvern — full of greenery, reflections from the lake, and a few quiet corners away from the main pathways where you can have a moment together.

Happy couple walking through Malvern Hills

Weddings that suit Malvern Registry.

The Malvern Registry Office works perfectly for couples who want something small, relaxed, and personal.

The setting gives you that “proper wedding” feel without any of the stress or formality that often comes with larger venues.

Bride and groom at Malvern Council House

Simple and easy.

Many couples choose to follow their ceremony with a reception at one of Malvern’s nearby pubs or restaurants — places like The Abbey Hotel, The Foley Arms, or the Mount Pleasant Hotel are all close by.

Everything’s walkable or just a short drive, so the day stays simple and easy.

Bride posing in her dress at the Council House Malvern

If you’re planning to tie the knot at Malvern Registry Office, I’d love to photograph your day.

Whether you’re keeping it simple with a short ceremony or making a full day of it, I’ll make sure your photos feel real, relaxed, and full of personality.

Confetti throwing at registry office wedding in Malvern

A few common questions.

How many guests can attend?

The Elgar Room comfortably fits up to 50 guests.

Do we need permission for photos in Priory Park?

No — it’s a public park.

Do you offer short coverage options?

Yes, I offer flexible coverage — from 1.5 hours to a full-day.

Romantic kiss after a private elopement at Malvern Council House

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What you get.

Every wedding includes high-resolution hand-edited photos that tell the story of your day from start to finish.

You’ll receive your photos through a private online download portal.

If you’re getting married at The Malvern Registry Office, I’d love to hear about your plans.

Get in touch via WhatsApp below.

Bride and groom walking through Priory Park in Malvern

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