Hastings Museum & Art Gallery is a stand-out venue for weddings
Built in 1886 for the Indian and Colonial Exhibition, the magnificent Durbar Hall at Hastings Museum & Art Gallery is a stand-out venue for weddings and civil ceremonies. It once formed the centrepiece of an Indian palace and was used for receptions by the Prince of Wales, later crowned King Edward VII. This stunning space is comprised of two floors and a lantern roof. The stairway, with arched balcony from the upper floor, offers a dramatic entrance to the ground floor. Intricately carved in teak and deodar cedar by two master woodcarvers from the Punjab accompanied by glowing stained-glass windows, the Durbar Hall creates an intimate and enchanting atmosphere for your "I dos."