Wedding Venues in Central Birmingham

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11 Jun, 2010 || Categories: Celebrating, Planning Your Wedding, Wedding Venues


Highbury Hall, Birmingham, England. Built 1879...

Highbury Hall
Highbury Hall is famous as being the home of the Rt. Hon. Joseph Chamberlain MP for Birmingham and is situated 3 miles from the City Centre. Set in a lovely secluded tranquil area Highbury can cater for as little as 12 guests, a first class large banquet of 96 guests or up to 150 guests for a standing buffet. Highbury can assure you a warm and friendly atmosphere on your wedding day.
4 Yew Tree Road, Moseley, Birmingham. B13 8QG
www.birmingham.gov.uk/highbury

Rowheath Pavilion
Rowheath Pavilion is set in the heart of Bournville within a picture parkland. It can cater for 130 seated guests or 200 standing. This venue is suitable for wheelchair access and has parking for 120 cars.
www.rowheath.org

Selly Manor
Selly Manor is a 12 century listed medieval building which can cater up to 40 guests. Set in the beautiful surroundings of Bournville the Tudor gardens look ideal for your wedding photographs.
Oaktree Lane, Bournville, Birmingham. B30 1UB

The University of Birmingham
The University of Birmingham for many years has provided five unique venues to host their weddings. These different venues can cater parties between 20 – 575 guests which makes each wedding unique. The five different venues has their own exclusive wedding packages with attractive peaceful beautiful grounds which are ideal for your wedding photography and drinks receptions making your wedding a truly memorable occasion.
The Wedding Team, The University of Birmingham, Edgbaston. B15 2RA
www.wedding@bham.ac.uk

The Birmingham Botanical Gardens
The Botanical Gardens has three suites from which to choose to hold your wedding celebrations which overlook a wonderful array of scent and colour from their Victorian gardens which would delight any bride and groom’s dream backdrop for their wedding photography.
Westbourne Road, Edgbaston, Birmingham. B15 3TR
Tel: 0121 456 2244

Crowne Plaza Birmingham NEC
The Crowne Plaza is situated in the grounds of the NEC with a lovely lakeside view. With professional wedding coordinators and facilities that are first class this wedding venue combines simple elegance with a unique contemporary style. This is a perfect venue for elegant or lavish weddings.
Pendigo Way, NEC, Birmingham. B40 1PS
www.birminghamnec.crowneplaza.com

The Clarendon Suites
The Clarendon Suites have three separate suites within a spacious building which is ideal for parties from 12 – 1200 guests and a large car park which can hold up to 300 cars. With friendly staff to take care of your needs on your wedding day so you can go ahead and just relax and enjoy your day.
2 Stirling Road, Edgbaston, Birmingham. B16 9SB
www.clarendon-suites.co.uk

Dormy Hotel and Restaurant
The Dormy Hotel is family run and has been established for thirty years. They pride themselves on giving a friendly efficient service. They can accommodate up to 80 guests and tailor the day for your needs such as a buffet or disco to make your day perfect.
304-306 Hagley Road, Edgbaston, Birmingham. B17 8DJ
Tel: 0121 429 4455/ 0121 429 1236

 

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Wedding Reception Venues – 15 Questions

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10 Mar, 2010 || Categories: Planning Your Wedding, Wedding Venues



Things to Consider Before Booking the Reception Venue.

Firstly a lot will depend on what type of wedding you are having.

  1. Is it a Church wedding or a Civil Ceremony?
  2. Would you like to be married at the reception?
  3. How far away is it from the Church or Register Office? (If marrying outside of the Reception venue).
  4. If so, is it licenced for Civil Ceremonies?


  5. Are there picturesque grounds that would be an ideal backdrop for your photographs? (This is important especially if there wasn’t an ideal photographic location at the Church or Register Office if marrying earlier).
  6. Will it suit your wedding theme?
  7. Will the Wedding Co-ordinator of the Reception venue be able to offer a ‘package’ and if so, will they be flexible if you want to bring in outside entertainment such as live musicians to play for your Drinks Reception and maybe your Wedding Breakfast too. Later in the evening maybe having a live band or DJ, or will you be restricted to the ‘package’ that the Reception may offer?
  8. If there is a ‘package deal, will it include the cost of the decorative flowers and entertainment or is that an extra cost?
  9. Are there any additional service charges or fees such as ‘corkage’ charge if you bring your own champagne, wines and spirits?
  10. Does the Reception have easy access for pushchairs and wheelchairs as well as facilities for small children such as high chairs when eating at the Wedding Breakfast table?
  11. Is there ample and secure car parking?
  12. What time is last orders at the bar and how late can the music be played?
  13. Is there a dance floor?
  14. Does the reception venue have public liability insurance?
  15. Finally whether you have a ‘package’ deal or not, will booking the Reception suit your budget?

Things To Consider When Planning Your Wedding – Part 2

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10 Feb, 2010 || Categories: Planning Your Wedding, Wedding Venues

Various Styles of Weddings and Themes

Do you want a big Church or Civil wedding with a Drinks Reception and Wedding Breakfast, followed by a live band or DJ after, or a more
intimate Church or Civil wedding followed by a Wedding Breakfast only?

Will you have your Bridesmaids and guests dressed in a certain colour for dramatic effect (great for the photographer) or will your evening reception be styled like Vegas – complete with a roulette table and blackjack?

Bridesmaids and The Best Man
Make your choice of who to ask sensibly as some people just can’t handle the responsibility or the attention that these roles bring.  Don’t be upset if some people decline your offer, others will jump at the chance.

Try to keep control of the situation by delegation so no one decides to rule over your day!  Will you want one Bridesmaid and Best Man or a few of each?  Anything is acceptable whatever Ceremony you decide to have.

Most of all enjoy your day, after all the stress and expense of planning your wedding, remember it’s a celebration of a couple joining together for many years ahead.