Brighton Wedding

A real Brighton landmark, this hotel is a much loved feature of the seafront. It is registered to hold civil weddings and partnerships and has a wide range of rooms to choose from. The largest is the ballroom which can take up to 180. If you have more they can presumably dance on the sand on the beach opposite.

There is nowhere more symbolic of Brighton's history than this grand venue. It has two rooms licensed for civil wedding ceremonies that can support guest numbers of between 40 and 100 (but please check their website for details). Some parts can only be used in the evening as they are open to the public during the day.

If you really want an unconventional wedding then why not combine it with the fun of a rollercoaster. They say you can create your own casual dining menu with fish and chips and ice-cream or sit down for a formal dinner in their Palm Court restaurant. This is one where you need to meet their organisers early to see what fits your needs best.

A spacious venue for your post ceremony party or celebration. They offer a blank canvas and a list of recommended suppliers so that you can create your own style of event. Indeed they suggest that you look at the pictures they have of past wedding celebrations to inspire you. Perfect for those couples with a creative nature.

This large and impressive hotel venue has four fully-licensed private event rooms that double up as ceremony spaces and reception areas, so they can handle both small and large parties. The catering is done in-house and can be adapted for your needs. You should talk to their team to see how they can meet your needs.

This attractive hotel is run by a small chain. It is set right on the seafront in a recently-restored 19th-century Victorian period building. They have a choice of room sizes and provide the catering in-house. They also offer to provide a special wedding theme of your choice to make the day even more special.

An interesting venue for either your post ceremony celebrations or for the whole event as they are licensed for wedding ceremonies and civil partnerships. They say that they can seat 80 for dining provided by their in-house team, or take a lot more standing, and that they can be hired for the whole day if required.

This venue is in an impressive building on the seafront. They make a point about the advantages of it not being part of a large chain, in terms of the flexibility that gives them to meet your needs. That being the case, an early meeting with their team is recommended if you like the look of their rooms.

One of the most modern choices of venue you could make with this very unusual levitating room. You take your vows in front of your guests when you are 450ft in the air, and then drop down to sea level to have a meal in the event rooms, which can host very large numbers if needed but also have more intimate options.

This venue is part of a large hotel chain but that is sometimes a practical solution to arranging wedding celebrations. They say they have a large room that can be partitioned and is capable of holding up to 250 guests in banqueting style or 350 in buffet style. It is also licensed to host civil weddings and civil partnership ceremonies.

This venue is part of a large hotel chain, so they are well organised and able to offer a range of different packages from small, intimate weddings through to grander affairs. Their ballroom holds up to 150 guests but they also have smaller alternatives, also licensed for civil ceremonies & partnerships.

This attractive rural venue say they are licensed to hold civil ceremonies in their Old Barn (which can accommodate 190 people seated), their little Stable and outdoors using a garden gazebo. They have professionally equipped kitchens and an on-site catering team and have flexibility in the kind of food you are served.