Paviljoen De Witte

Pavilion De Witte located on the dunes in Scheveningen can rightfully be called a unique wedding venue.

History and present
Pavilion De Witte was built in 1826 on the orders of King Willem I. In 1827, he gifted this temple-like villa as a birthday present to his lovely wife Queen Frederica Louise Wilhelmina.
The Pearl of Scheveningen is a special location with a stunning position and view over the beach of Scheveningen. It features stylish architecture with royal allure. With your own private terrace and 20 private parking spaces, it’s a fantastic location for the most beautiful day of your life! Pavilion De Witte is also an official wedding venue of the municipality of The Hague.

The Sea Hall, adjacent to the terrace with panoramic views of the sea, is particularly suitable for atmospheric wedding ceremonies. On the south side, there is a Bar Room and on the north side, a Side Room of equal size. In this Side Room, small groups can dine separately. A special feature of this room is the fireplace that adds extra ambiance to your dinner in winter. In summer, the spacious terrace of the Pavilion can be used, where guests can enjoy a beautiful view over the Scheveningen promenade and the sunset.

With the Chef and experienced event managers from our catering partners, you will feel like a king and queen!

Availability
The venue is available for weddings 7 days a week from September to May. In June, July, and August, the Pavilion can be rented out on weekends.

Additional facilities
Of course, all audiovisual equipment is available upon request. We are also happy to assist you in arranging any suitable entertainment or gladly advise you on decorations, transport, and hotel accommodations.

Accessibility
Pavilion De Witte is very well accessible, both by private and public transport, and has 20 private parking spaces available.