Wedding venue inspiration - Venues

Meols Hall Tithe Barn, Southport

The Tithe Barn wedding venue is situated amongst the stunning grounds of Meols Hall, Southport's historical manor house, which dates back to the 12th century. Full of rustic charm it has been sympathetically restored by local craftsmen using traditional methods, and features a gorgeous open-beamed ceiling. This 400-year-old candlelit space has a wonderful warm atmosphere and can host anywhere from 50 to 120 guests for your ceremony and dining, with 150 evening guests. Alongside the bar is the tastefully resorted original Coach House, with large French doors opening out onto the picturesque cobbled courtyard complete with patio tables, chairs and lanterns. This is an ideal spot for your drinks reception. What's more the venue can provide a complete package of catering, bar service, master of ceremonies and entertainment.

Leasowe Castle, Wirral

Overlooking the idyllic Wirral coastline this historic wedding venue, offers ample opportunity for some stunning wedding photographs. The venue's grounds also offer a luxurious setting with impressive sea views, and the beach just five minutes away. The fairytale 16th-century castle itself boasts grand furnishings alongside authentic, historical charm. It's ideal if you're looking to tie the knot in a picturesque location. Leasowe Castle is home to five different venues, including the Keep, Star Chamber and Castle Suite. The venue also boasts an in-house restaurant, Brasserie 1593, as well as Wreckers Bar, which serves a variety of signature cocktails.

The Bridge, Prestbury

Situated in the pitcturesque village of Prestbury, The Bridge is a Grade II listed country pub and restaurant with luxurious accommodation that combines quirky décor and country comforts for your wedding venue. Its 26 bedrooms are split across the historic half-timbered part of the building and the Whiteside Wing, with six new signature suites.

Thornton Manor Estate & Gardens, Wirral

Thornton Manor is a Grade II listed Elizabethan-style manor house wedding venue built in the middle of the 19th century. Located in the village of Thornton Hough, the historic estate is set amongst an oasis of rural calm and beautifully presented countryside, with gardens designed by Thomas Mawson. Originally built for Charles William Potts, and occupied by the late Lord Leverhulme, this grand venue exudes enchantment and charm.

The Racquet Club Hotel, Liverpool

Located in Liverpool's commercial district, the Racquet Club is perfectly positioned for local facilities. Close to the famous Liverpool Waterfront, it's a fabulous location for your wedding day. Built in 1859 by Sir James Picton it served as the headquarters for Sir William Brown, an American shipping merchant. It was designed in the style of an Italianate palazzo and has carved plaques above the windows including Isabella I who gave permission and funding for Columbus' voyage, Columbus, Spanish adventurer Bernejo, Vespucci, Cortez, Queen Anacoana and Fransisco Pizarro.

The Kings Gap by Wildes, Holiday Inn Express Hoylake

Wedding venue The Kings Gap by Wildes can be found just a short stroll from the beach in Hoylake. Attached to the Holiday Inn Express, it's an ultra-modern venue blessed with oodles of natural daylight, and offering all the facilities you could wish for from such a contemporary space. The venue boasts a beautiful garden with patio area, great for al fresco "I dos." What's more you and your loved ones can even enjoy the great outdoors inside, as the bi-folding the doors in the reception space open up wide to let the outside in.

Houghwood Golf, St Helens

Houghwood is a wedding venue beautifully situated with panoramic views over the Lancashire Plain and Welsh Hills. There are plenty of stunning backdrops for your photographs too, both overlooking the course and by the lake. The sweeping drive through the golf course leads to the stone-built clubhouse complete with terrace and colourful mature shrubbery framing the 18th green, where the red carpet will literally be rolled out for you as you're welcomed with a glass of champagne.

The Tabley House Collection, Knutsford

Tabley House is a beautiful and one-of-a-kind wedding venue. Built in 1767 by John Carr of York, the elegant, light Georgian state rooms display original paintings and furniture collected over the centuries by the Leicester Family, which will fill you with wonder. Artworks include some fine examples by Turner, Lawrence and Reynolds, while furniture by Gillow, Bullock and Chippendale is also on display.

Rookery Hall Hotel & Spa, Nantwich

Constructed in 1816, this country house wedding venue has striking gothic features such as mullioned, arched windows, enchanting carved pillars and detailed stonework, and the French chateau style tower provides a stunning focal point as you approach. Rookery Hall Hotel & Spa is set within in 38 acres of lush Cheshire countryside and is reached by a long, private, tree-lined drive. The outdoor terrace has romantic views of a lawn fountain, set within manicured gardens – a beautiful setting for open-air reception drinks.

The Little Fox, Wirral

The Little Fox is a tastefully decorated modern wedding venue hung with a delightfully eclectic group of paintings. Located in the heart of Thornton Hough Village, it's nestled alongside The Red Fox pub. With its private garden and courtyard, it really does have that charming countryside feel.

St Helens Town Hall, St Helens

St Helens Town Hall is a beautiful building and wedding venue with stunning Victorian features. Whether you're looking to get married or form a civil partnership your ceremony here promises to be something special.

Capesthorne Hall, Macclesfield

Capesthorne Hall is a beautiful, family-owned Jacobean stately home wedding venue, overlooking three lakes and stunning formal gardens. The intimate family chapel, set within the grounds, can also be used for wedding blessings. The rooms of the Main Hall have a boast a wealth of period features, including chandeliers, feature fireplaces, ornate Italian paintings and sculptures, creating a setting for your ceremony, drinks reception and wedding breakfast that's nothing short of magnificent.

St George’s Hall, Liverpool

Recognised as one of the finest neoclassical buildings in the world, the Grade I listed wedding venue St George's Hall opened in 1854 as an outstanding expression of the confidence and ambition the Victorian's had for Liverpool. You have the difficult choice two spectacular spaces for your day. With its impressive chandeliers, huge bronze doors and marbled walls adorned with statues and stained-glass windows, the Great Hall simply oozes magnificence, leaving your weddings guests undoubtedly enthralled. It can host an impressive 800 loved ones for the "I dos" and 550 for the celebrations.

The Richmond, Liverpool

Once the home Merseytravel, this stunning listed Grade II building is recognised for its architectural beauty. Located in Liverpool city centre, this wedding venue offers plenty of nearby picturesque photo opportunities from St John's Gardens, the Pier Head, The Royal Liver Building, Royal Albert Dock and St George's Hall all on the doorstep. You'll have the opportunity to attend a wedding breakfast tasting, complete with wine. Plus, the hotel offers a complimentary room for you both for the night of the wedding, as well as a 20 per cent discount on accommodation for your guests.

Delamere Manor, Cuddington

On the other side of wrought-iron gates, at the end of a driveway flanked by lime trees, sits the award-winning Delamere Manor, one of Cheshire's most exclusive and luxurious wedding venues. Set in over 100 acres of rolling Cheshire countryside it overlooks a stunning six-acre lake and boasts a number of sensational options for your wedding ceremony and reception.

Thornton Hall Hotel & Spa, Wirral

Thornton Hall offers a wonderful combination of classical country house style with a modern twist. The former family home of the Bamford family, it has been restored over the years to create a wedding venue that still has the feel of an elegant stately home. Nestled in acres of tranquil grounds, this hotel is surrounded by the finest Wirral countryside. The Garden Pagoda and Garden Lake Arbour are stunning spots for al fresco vows, and you're not limited on guest numbers.

Oh Me Oh My, Liverpool

Brought to you by the team behind Leaf on Bold Street, wedding venue Oh Me Oh My was established in 2013 when the team stumbled across the beautiful hidden city centre venue and fell in love with it. Located opposite the city's iconic Three Graces and world heritage waterfront, the venue lives in the heart of downtown Liverpool. Built in the 1920s it was once home to the prestigious former Bank of West Africa House.