Consequently the meeting area outside the Town Halls Great Hall is known as The. It is ideal for wedding ceremonies with up to 400 guests, or a wedding breakfast for 220 guests. Alfred Waterhouse won the commission to design Manchester Town Hall. Kings House Conference Centre is one of Manchesters leading multipurpose conference venues, situated in the southern side of the city centre with.
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The Great Hall as magnificent as it sounds, the Great Hall is full of history and elegance. It can host up to 120 guests for a drinks reception or small ceremony and up to 60 guests for a wedding breakfast. The Reception Room perfect for a drinks reception or ceremony, the impressive but invitingly intimate Reception Room has its own unique allure. Friends’ Meeting House Rooms G1, G3 and G4.
Town Hall Committee Rooms 1-3 Lloyd Street Entrance. The Banqueting Room sumptuous in every sense, and perfect for wedding breakfast, the Banqueting room will set hearts racing at its grandeur and versatility. Conference Venues (Town Hall and Friends’ Meeting House) Manchester Town Hall Main Entrance. Perfect for all ceremonies with up to 130 guests. The Conference Hall all the grace and splendour, all the pageantry and spectacle yet with its own ante room for calm composure or quiet reflection.
It's regarded as one of the finest examples of Neo-Gothic architecture in the United Kingdom, and is one of the most important Grade One listed buildings in England. Romantic & Opulent Spaces Licensed for civil ceremonies, The Town Hall Manchester is the epitome of Victorian grandeur and has a suite of state rooms available for intimate and large wedding ceremonies and receptions that can be lovingly adapted to meet your personal tastes and needs: The Lord Mayor's Parlour formerly the Mayor's personal parlour, this beautiful room exudes magic and mystery and is suitable for wedding ceremonies of up to 100 guests or drinks receptions. Manchester Town Hall (1868-77) in Albert Square is one of the most iconic landmarks in the city. The biggest one weighs over eight tons and is named ‘Great Abel’ after Mayor Abel Heywood, who governed Manchester when the new Town Hall was officially opened in September 1877. Designed by Alfred Waterhouse and applauded for its Neo-gothic architecture, The Town Hall in Manchester is one of the city's most iconic buildings located in the city centre, the overwhelming character and exquisite ceremonial interiors of this Grade I listed building makes it one of the most decadent and romantic wedding venues in Manchester. The Town Hall features an impressive 85 metres high clock tower, which houses 24 bells.
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