Unusual Wedding Venues

There is nowhere quite like Dreamland.....for weddings, civil partnerships or marriage blessings.

Housed in five listed buildings, the Science and Industry Museum can provide a stunning backdrop for a unique wedding.

We are committed to giving you the day you have always dreamed of and a day your guests will never forget.

The Royal West of England Academy provides a sophisticated and unique wedding venue in the heart of Bristol.

The National Trust for Scotland's Georgian House is situated in Edinburgh's prestigious Charlotte Square and is a beautiful venue packed with history and heritage in the heart of Scotland's capital.

Stage your ceremony at the ultimate blank canvas! From a showstopping production to an intimate ceremony, our weddings can be fully customised to suit your tastes and budget.

Once described as 'the most extraordinary district in the world', the Ironbridge Gorge is a stunning and remarkable place to hold a wedding!

With romantic views over the Botanical Gardens, Deanes at Queens is a fantastic, contemporary space to host your wedding celebrations.

Ideally situated in the peaceful Cotswold countryside, offering affordable and flexible wedding receptions

Victorian architecture marries Industrial style to create this authentic wedding venue at the National Mining Museum Scotland.

This beautiful seaside fortress offers a truly unique wedding experience!

Are you a Leeds United fan? If so why not get married in their stadium?! Asian Wedding Specialist

A neoclassical palace, originally an imposing mansion built in 1547 by Edward Seymour, refurbished through the 20th century offering 11 venues for hire for up to 1500 guests.

A unique Scottish wedding venue, offering both historic and contemporary settings, celebrating the world renowned birthplace of Robert Burns.

With a range of wedding spaces, the Barbican is a truly unique wedding venue that can cater for any type of wedding.

Situated on the stunning Northumbrian coast, the iconic Spanish City is the perfect setting for your special day.

At the Sheffield Garrison Hotel, beautiful architecture and a helpful wedding co-ordinator couple together to create the perfect day!

This 13th Century ‘Lantern of the North’ including its beautiful octagonal chapter house is an ideal place to exchange your wedding vows!

Find this unique venue on the island of Firth of Forth. See if this venue, one of the best preserved monastic building, is the one for you!

Good Times Pubs & Bars has 6 beautiful pubs dotted around Brighton & Hove with Lewes Road Inn, Basketmakers, the Stirling Arms, Poets Ale & Smokehouse, the George Payne and Railway Inn.

The Shire Hall in Monmouth is a beautiful building steeped in history. Hold your wedding in a setting as special as the occasion.

The Floral Pavilion is a unique waterfront venue with panoramic views across the iconic River Mersey.

A lavish and theatrical venue paired with luxury and glamour, The Crazy Bear Hotel makes for a special wedding venue with flair.

A fantastically unique and spacious venue with the buzz of a stadium bringing life and energy to any wedding event

A picturesque castle with painted ceilings and stunning walled gardens make this venue an ideal one for graceful couples.

Private Venue at Scotland's Premier Lavender Farm. Design your dream wedding on your terms! Our expansive grassy meadow, nestled amidst the lavender and adjacent to the serene Loch Leven, is yours to transform as you envision!

This stunning and historical venue is a memorable place to hold your unique wedding ceremony or drinks reception.

Set in 40 acres of beautifully landscaped gardens the venue is home to more than 1,000 animals from around the world and the 11th century Dudley Castle.

The distinctive 16th century Court Room, with its oak panelling and stained glass windows, offers a truly atmospheric venue for Wedding or Civil Partnership Ceremonies.

Todmorden Town Hall is a Grade 1 listed building that straddles the Walsden Water and was situated in both Lancashire and Yorkshire until the county boundary was moved on January 1st 1888.