Enjoy panoramic views of the River Mersey at the Floral Pavilion

The Floral Pavilion is a one-of-a-kind waterfront venue with panoramic views across the iconic River Mersey. Steeped in history and culture, the glass-fronted building stands proudly in the beating heart of New Brighton. It encompass an 814-seat theatre, a spacious Plaza and Panoramic Lounge alongside a range of banquet rooms.

THE “I DOS”

The venue is fully licensed for ceremonies, so you can book your registrar or civil celebrant and exchange vows in the stunning Winter Garden Suite or on stage in the theatre.

The Winter Garden Suite boasts floor-to-ceiling windows that flood the space with light and offers your guests a spectacular view of the River Mersey. With a gorgeous panoramic coastal backdrop and the option to customise the space to your taste, it’s a memorable place to exchange your vows. It can host 50 to 300 loved ones.

If you’re looking for something different, a ceremony in the theatre will put you centre stage! Steeped in history, you can tread the same boards as Cilla Black, Ken Dodd, Jason Manford and Lulu as you exchange vows – an experience you and your guests will remember for lifetime! Here, 500 guests can witness your nuptials.

THE CELEBRATIONS

Receptions take place in the Winter Garden Suite for up to 300 loved ones. It’s a wonderful place to dine and celebrate, where guests can enjoy the sunset and party the night away. The suite can be extended based on your numbers (up to 300 for the wedding breakfast) to ensure the perfect atmosphere. It’s accessible via a private entrance, features a private bar area, large sprung wooden dancefloor, break-out area with comfy sofas, plus access to a terrace ideal for photos.

The Centre Stage package includes a private dining menu taster for two in the Tivoli Suite. All couples receive a complimentary Friends of the Floral membership with a show of your choice to celebrate your first anniversary.

GET IN TOUCH

0151 666 0000 | www.floralpavilionweddings.com

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