Situated between Haworth Parish Church and the Brontë Parsonage Museum, the Old School Room is one of the most historically significant buildings in Yorkshire. Built in 1832 by Reverend Patrick Brontë, it served as a school where Charlotte, Emily, Anne and Branwell all taught. And in 1854, it became the setting for Charlotte's own wedding reception, held after her marriage at the church just steps away.

The building has been lovingly maintained and recently had its original 1832 roof sensitively restored, preserving the character and charm that makes it so special. Inside, the main hall features high beamed ceilings and large windows that flood the space with natural light, creating a beautiful backdrop for your day. It comfortably seats 60 guests for your wedding breakfast, with room for up to 120 for the evening celebrations, and is supported by a fully equipped kitchen.

Every wedding at the Old School Room is different, and we are here to make sure yours feels exactly like you. Brontë Weddings takes care of the bar, styling and coordination, so you can focus on what actually matters: celebrating with the people you love most.

All packages include three days of venue hire, giving you plenty of unhurried time to set up, get everything just right, and clear down at your own pace. No rushing in or out, just the space and time to do things properly.

Take a look at our packages to find out which one feels right for you.

There is nowhere quite like it in Yorkshire, a living piece of literary history, right in the heart of Brontë Country.