22 Wedding Venues Nationwide
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Albert Hall, Nottingham
The Albert Hall is an Historic Building and its unique surroundings will be exclusive to you for your ceremony and/or reception. Our staff will be dedicated to ensuring you and your guests have a truly magical and memorable day.
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Bush Hall, Hammersmith
Bush Hall is an independent live music and events venue in London W12 with a rock and roll history.
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Charlotte House Hotel, Lincoln
Charlotte House has now been granted a civil ceremony license meaning we can now offer you the perfect 5 star venue for both your wedding and reception. Charlotte House offers a magical setting for your special day.
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Claremont Hotel, Blackpool
Wedding Reception The Claremont has two banqueting suites. The Edward Suite and Crescent Room are both individually decorated and cater from a small intimate wedding to a large formal occasion.
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Cliffs Hotel, Blackpool
The Cliffs Hotel overlooking the Irish Sea is the ideal venue to hold your Civil Ceremony or Reception as you can relax and be sure they will think of everything.
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Erasmus Darwin House, Lichfield
Erasmus Darwin House is a beautiful and unique venue for your wedding ceremony and for your reception. There are four rooms licensed for civil weddings seven days a week.
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Fishlake Mill, Doncaster
Fishlake Mill is a newly restored 18th Century Corn Mill set in beautiful country side with an abundance of wildlife and resident animals in a farmyard environment.
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Ilford Con Club, Ilford
The Ilford Con Club is an excellent venue for Wedding Receptions located in Ilford Town Centre. We are a 5 minutes walk from the Ilford train station.
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Leasam Farm Oast, Rye
Leasam Farm Oast is set in eight acres and has breathtaking views of the valley and affords complete seclusion for that special wedding. The wedding reception can be celebrated inside or outside according to the client's requirements.
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Legacy Aston Court Hotel, Derby
Situated in the centre of Derby, The Aston Court Hotel offers you a warm welcome and a comfortable stay, making it the perfect venue for any special occasion.
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Legacy Botleigh Grange Hotel, Southampton
We can make your special day like a dream by hosting the entire day under one roof. Let us take care of you and your guests, without the worries of travelling between venues, organising transport and suchlike.
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Legacy Chesterfield Hotel, Chesterfield
In 1877 The Chesterfield Brewery Company opened The Station Hotel, a sixteen-bedroom luxury hotel with excellent stabling and coach-house accommodation, convenient for both The Midland and Great Central Railway Stations.
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Legacy Hampshire Hotel, Jersey, St. Helier
Your wedding day is a very special day for everyone. Planning your wedding can be an exciting time for you both to share.choosing the ring, writing the guest list.
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Legacy Oaklands Country House Hotel, Nr Grimsby
The Legacy Oaklands Country House Hotel is a fantastic location at which to marry. Nestling in 5 acres of parkland between the wolds and the mouth of the River Humber the Legacy Oaklands was built by the Long Family in 1877.
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Legacy Rose and Crown, Salisbury
Situated near the centre of Salisbury, The Rose & Crown Hotel offers you a warm welcome and a comfortable stay, making it the perfect venue for any special occasion.
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Legacy Royal Hotel - Cardiff, Cardiff
Wedding celebrations in Cardiff, South Wales held at the Royal Hotel Cardiff receive a superior fusion of a traditional and contemporary wedding venue.
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Legacy Royal Victoria Hotel, Llanberis
Situated in the heart of Snowdonia, The Legacy Royal Victoria Hotel offers you a warm welcome and a comfortable stay, making it the perfect venue for any special occasion.
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Muncaster Castle, Ravenglass
At Muncaster, our service and standard is as unique as your wedding and we treat you like individuals. To guide you in the planning of your day, we have our own wedding co-ordinator who will be on hand.
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Rufford Old Hall, Ormskirk
Owned by the National Trust, Rufford Old Hall is one of Lancashire's finest 16th Century Buildings and is the ideal venue for a civil wedding. The magnificent Tudor Great Hall dating from 1538 is licensed for civil marriages.
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Stoneleigh Park Weddings, Stoneleigh
Set in 250 acres in the heart of the Warwickshire countryside, Stoneleigh Park is a stunning and flexible location for your wedding.
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The Belmont Hotel, Leicester
The Belmont has over forty years experience of handling your special day, and our events team will work with you to make the day everything you want it to be.
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The Kings Hotel, Brighton and Hove
You've found the perfect partner, now view the perfect venue. The Kings Hotel has provided pleasure to guests over many years, and really comes into its own for wedding & civil partnership celebrations.
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Their wedding day is often said to be the most important day of a person's life. The venue chosen is of course of paramount importance. Here are some important frequently asked questions that brides and grooms encounter when choosing the location for their perfect day.
What does the wedding venue handle?
Wedding venues run the gamut from simply hiring a beautiful spot, to organizing much of the event. When choosing a wedding venue, it is common to go through all the various facilities of the venue, and discuss with them whether they will handle organization such as the flowers, the reception, the catering and food, even the entertainment. How much is handled by the venue can usually be up to you, and is dependent on whether you want to handle more or less of the event by yourself.
What are the average costs of a wedding venue?
The average cost of hiring a venue for the day is around £2000. This does not include food, which on average costs an additional £3000. The drinks bill tends to come in around £750. These figures of course depend on the type of venue, the size of the wedding and the level of extravagance.
What should you ask a wedding venue before making a choice?
The obvious first questions are how many guests they can support, whether they have parking (and for how many vehicles), and whether they are licensed to carry out civil registrations on the premises. For larger venues you should check whether they will be giving you exclusive use of the premises on the day, or whether there is the possibility of another wedding on the same day.
What are some often forgotten considerations that you should make before choosing a wedding venue?
Is the wedding venue easy for guests to reach, and is it easy to find? Does the venue have dressing room facilities for the bride to make changes during the day? Are there multiple rooms for different uses available (for example, a quieter room for older guests?)
How can one find wedding venues in the area?
Nowadays, the most reliable source of information on wedding venues is online. Directories carry a wide range of different wedding venues, and can offer interesting alternatives to those you may already know. On the other hand, it is also helpful to get the views of other people about how different wedding venues handled their event in the past.
What are the main budgeting considerations?
When choosing a wedding venue, ask if the price is per-head or an all-encompassing cost. Discuss the food options, and ascertain whether you can use your own caterer (and whether it would be cheaper or better to do so). Does the venue supply entertainment as part of the package?
What about some last-minute checks?
Some venues do not allow photography, or have difficult access for wheelchair guests. Think about whether your venue will require a separate creche. Ask whether the wedding venue has hotel facilities for guests who need to stay over. Remember to keep your maximum budget in mind, as the various trappings of weddings can quickly add up.

