£2,024 for 2024 at The Racquet Club

Facade of The Racquet Club liverpool

Located in the commercial district of Liverpool and close to the famous Liverpool Waterfront, The Racquet Club the ideal spot for a city wedding. Built in 1859 by Sir James Picton as the headquarters for Sir William Brown, an American shipping merchant, it takes the shape of an Italian Palazzo and has carved plaques above the windows including Isabella I who gave permission and funding for Columbus’ voyage, Columbus, Bermejo a Spanish adventurer, Vespucci, Cortez, Queen Anaconana and Francisco Pizarro.

There are also eight bedrooms each individually decorated in a blend of traditional and contemporary styles, and the period events floor accommodates wedding and family gatherings.

Recently, the venue has launched a couple of fabulous packages for nearlyweds. Before you even think about setting a date, why not celebrate your engagement to the full? The Racquet Club’s Engagement Party Package has you covered. It includes a welcome drink, hot and cold buffet, DJ from 7pm to 1am, and other fun additions including coloured uplighters, selfie mirror, and love letters. It’s priced at £2,995 for up to 80 guests.  

Then, when you’re ready to tie the knot, check out the venue’s £2,024 for 2024 package, offering a day reception for 35 guests. It includes a welcome drink, wine and a toast drink; three-course wedding breakfast; and private hire of one of the event spaces. Additional day guests are charged at £65 per person. Evening receptions are also available at an additional cost.  

Find out more at www.racquetclubhotel.co.uk

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