Venues
Choose from a selection of beautiful and historic event spaces, each with their own style and character to create an occasion that’s as special as your love.
The restaurant and pavilion
The Pavilion is the largest and grandest venue we have to offer, with room for up to 120 guests.
Through the windows, the guests can enjoy the view of our park and the Mustio River.
The historical neo-gothic section of the restaurant can offer intimate surroundings split accross two adjoining rooms. The open fire place and cast iron candle holders add to the unique atmosphere.
The larger of the rooms can accomodate 40 guests whilst the smaller part is suited for up ot 25 guests.
The Park
The park is a magnificent backdrop to your wedding.
Guests can enjoy the winding paths and take in the views while they wait for the wedding to commence.
The park also provides the scenery for unforgettable wedding photographs.
Originally designed as a baroque park in 1787, however in the late 19th century
Fridolf Linder renewed the park wanting it to resemble an English park.
He planted many exotic trees from all over the world.
The park is a welcome retreat for the soul with its winding paths, romantic bridges, statues,
follies, and a unique water lily path over the water.
The Stable
In our renovated neo-gothic stable, you can continue your celebrations far into the night with food, music and an open bar.
The hotel rooms are just a short walk away through the atmospherically lit park.
Just opposite the Mustio Manor a neo-Gothic building that was formerly used as a stable,
before being renovated into a fully equipped meeting space and a perfect place to keep the party going.
The Church
Svartå Church was built in 1761 and has room for 150 guests. Both our parking area and venues are within a short distance from the church. Guests can enjoy the beautiful manor park before and after the marriage ceremony.
The park and the old ironworks environment make for excellent surroundings for wedding photographs.
You can find more information about the church and watch a 360° presentation on the website of Raseborg's congregations.
(in Swedish and Finnish)