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Wedding Venues in Cheshire

This North Western English county is steeped in a natural beauty that makes wedding venues in Cheshire truly unique! Read moreCheshire is home to the city of Chester which offers a brilliantly unique selection of wedding venues. The 17th century Chester town hall is the perfect choice for a traditional wedding against the backdrop of a beautifully imposing building. For a more quirky, individual and unique wedding venue, you can even celebrate your love in the setting of Chester racecourse! Whatever your dream Cheshire wedding, find it now with Bridebook's intelligent venue search!
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FAQ's

How can I save money on my wedding in Cheshire?

If you are getting married in Cheshire but want to try and save where possible then here are 5 top tips to help you keep costs down. Get married out of season - getting married from November through to February is a sure fire way to keep costs down.

  • Skip the sit down meal
    • By serving a buffet style meal you will be able to save a packet compared to a regular set menu
  • Hire up and coming photographer
    • Photography prices can be through the roof so a cheeky way to make a saving is by hiring an up and coming photographer who is looking add to their portfolio.
  • Trim the guestlist
    • One of the easiest ways to instantly save on your wedding day is to lower the guestlist, the fewer people to cater for = fewer people to pay for… simple!
  • All in one venue
    • Shop for a venue where you can get a package price that includes everything you need including, ceremony venue, food and DJ.

Is Cheshire a good place to get married?

Due to their distinctive selection of venues and trendy style, Chester and Warrington are two of the county's most sought-after towns for wedding venue bookings. Both of them provide a variety of fabulous locations, from lovely gardens to grand hotels and mansions. However, there are plenty of alternative locations throughout the county with some great offerings if you choose to exchange vows somewhere else. Regardless of where you choose Cheshire is home to some brilliant locations so dive in and find a venue you love.

What entertainment options are there for my Cheshire wedding?

Cheshire offers plenty of fun entertainment options when it comes to your wedding. Just a few of our favourites include:

  • Renting a wedding photo booth is a really well-liked concept that also gives your guests a nice souvenir to take home so they will always remember your wedding.
  • Your guests will enjoy dancing a reel during a traditional Ceilidh, regardless of your connection to Scotland, especially with a live band to lead you, regardless of your guests' ages or dancing prowess.
  • Beer pong, which is everyone's go-to party game, can be put up anyplace in your wedding location; just make sure your photographer knows to take images of your guests playing along. I- t's never a bad idea to hire a bouncy castle, especially if your summer wedding venue has outdoor space. They're a lot of fun for both adults and children and make for some amazing images.

What venues have dry hire options in Cheshire?

Venues that are designated as "Dry Hire" allow you to rent out simply the space itself - no food or beverages are included. This is ideal if you want to bring your own refreshments, hire outside catering, or in the case that you don't need catering at all. For couples looking to get married in Cheshire, there are a number of dry hire venues on offer that can help you get the most from your special day and be the perfect environment for you to set up in and create that all-important wedding vibe you have been longing for. When booking a dry hire venue it's particularly important to bear in mind any additional transportation costs that your suppliers may add to the overall cost if your location is based outside their usual service area.


When is the cheapest time in Cheshire to get married?

You could significantly reduce your costs if you decide to get married in Cheshire between November and April. The cheapest dates to book are in December, January, February, or March if you narrow it down even further. For hotel and manor house weddings you may find that the package price per head is reduced by up to 50% by getting married off peak.

You could also look into the option of getting married on a weekday. Weekday weddings are often considerably cheaper and have a much greater availability at short notice that a traditional Saturday celebration.


Where can I hire a large wedding venue in Cheshire?

Cheshire is the perfect place to start your search if you are looking for a large wedding venue. This could be because you have a large party of family and friends that you need to accommodate or you are thinking about putting on a particularly large and lavish event such as a specular Indian style wedding. Either way, you will be spoilt for choice when it comes to wedding venues on offer in Cheshire. Be sure to check out the likes of Merrydale Manor and Heaton House farm which can easily accommodate upto 200 guests. If you really need a large capacity space, how about hiring a castle such as Peckforten Castle or the stunning Nunsmere Hall Hotel which has a capacity of up to 400. Whatever you choose you will find that the county of Cheshire will not disappoint and has the space for you.