Wedding Venues in Tyne and Wear

A monumental wedding venue, secluded with scenic views in all directions, a fully licenced bar and catering services. A must visit for all brides to be.

The Tyneside Cinema boasts a range of spaces for wedding ceremonies of 5 guests up to 200. We can also accommodate private afternoon tea after the ceremony for groups of 60 or less.

A beautiful venue and sporting grounds to compliment your magical wedding day.

In the lively suburban area of Jesmond, the New Kent Hotel offers plenty of space to accommodate larger or smaller wedding parties.

The Barrington Suite offers the opportunity to say your vows in the company of your 70 Closest friends and family!

The Newcastle Falcons Rugby Football Club is a distinctive wedding venue that boasts modern surroundings, outstanding service and first class dining, everuthing your need for your big day.

Saltwell Tower is a magical wedding setting with gorgeous grounds offering ample photo opportunities.

The Fed boasts one of the largest banqueting spaces in the North East. It is simply styled, providing an ideal, easily transformable, blank canvas to create your own spectacular wedding setting.

A beautiful Town Hall that boasts impressive architecture and fantastic photo spots. A great venue for a special day.

The Alexandra is a great venue in Sunderland that specialises is roasts, a great setting for a relaxed reception.

The Rosedene is a lovely traditional restaurant located within a Georgian mansion, and is a fantastic wedding venue with a warm, friendly atmosphere.

This great Newcastle wedding venue is only a short trip from the city centre and offers catering from its in house Italian restaurant!

North Tyneside Register Office is licensed for weddings and civil ceremonies.

Sunderland Registry Office is lisenced for weddings.

The Gateshead Registry Office is licensed for weddings and civil ceremonies.

A lovely hotel conveniently situated near local amenities as well as fantastic transport links.

This City Hall offers wedding ceremonies in the middle of Newcastle