Are you ready to make the unbreakable vow?
What better wedding for a Potterhead than in the Great Hall at Hogwarts Castle! Alas, without a letter of acceptance, that option isn’t available. But all is not lost! Read on…
With its high gray ceiling, tall arched leaded-glass windows, original iron hanging chandeliers, and gothic details, the Great Hall at Chase Court pays more than a passing resemblance to the Great Hall at Hogwarts!
Your guests can arrive via Floo network or any muggle means of transportation, since we’re located right in the heart of Baltimore.
Long student tables or round tables, ala various establishments in Hogsmeade, serve equally well in the Great Hall, which seats up to 125.
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Imagine the Great Hall for your Yule Ball!
We have our very version of The Three Broomsticks where your guests can enjoy cocktails, hors d’oeuvres, and socializing after the ceremony in this tucked away Room of Requirement. It’s the perfect space for the service of Butterbeer, Gillywater, and Firewhisky.
Step lively, we can’t promise that the stairs don’t move!
Atop the tower you’ll find the girls dormitory, protected by an enchanted staircase.
Decorate the Great Hall with your house colors, like these Slytherins.
It’s all gothic castle in the ceremony garden!
And at night, it transforms…
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The entrance to the castle grounds through this gate is enchanted and guarded by Aurors.
Wizards and witches (and maybe some muggles, too) will start their experience by walking through the forbidden forest.
Snow turns the grounds into a magical winter wonderland, perfect for your Yule ball!
Are you ready for your full-on Harry Potter-themed wedding? Let’s do it together!
Weddings that you’d want to attend are Chase Court’s stock in trade. Let’s talk about your wedding, and how I can help you have the wedding you want. Give me a call at 410-727-1112 when you’re ready to start planning.
—Professor David Egan, Headmaster of Chase Court, a historic gothic Baltimore wedding venue. Follow Chase Court on Facebook and Instagram, and follow David’s column about weddings, Getting The Wedding You Want in Baltimore OUTloud!
