Cardiff Wedding

Difficult to beat this as an impressive venue - possibly Buckingham Palace or Versailles. They suggest a range of 30 up to 150 people, with a choice of menus to suit all tastes. The grounds are obviously very extensive so there is no limit to the imaginative photography possible. Definitely worth a visit to see the options available.

Close by to Cardiff Castle and convenient for the centre of town, this hotel venue has a selection of rooms to choose from and is licensed for ceremonies. Their weddings are catered by our their own team, serving locally sourced dishes. You can choose one of their set menus or work with them to design your own.

The charity that runs this venue wish everyone in Wales to contribute to creating a fairer and more peaceful world. They work with caterers who use fairly traded or locally sourced produce and who pay their staff the living wage. They must be a good choice for those who wish to keep the spiritual feeling of the day complete throughout.

This venue is part of a large hotel chain. It offers a full wedding package though you need to talk to their planner to fully understand what is on offer at this particular hotel. They have over 100 bedrooms and a full catering team, so there is unlikely to be anything that they cannot provide.

This venue is part of a large hotel chain and is very central, being near to Cardiff Castle. They claim to be the most chic wedding and civil ceremony venue in Cardiff, so you can look forward to seeing the detail of what they have to offer. They certainly have all of the catering expertise and the other facilities that you might want.

They say that the Great Hall is the perfect space for any wedding and can accommodate anywhere between 15 and 200 guests. You hire the location as a venue and bar, and then provide other aspects of the day such as catering, entertainment and decor yourself. If you like a blank canvas, this sounds the perfect place.

This venue is situated in the heart of Cardiff Bay, and boasts a very impressive building from back in the time when banks showed you their importance by creating great architecture. They have a selected list of wedding vendors and can be involved in as much or as little of the organisation of the day as you want. They say they are licensed for weddings for up to 320 people seated and 700 standing.

Set in the historic heart of Cardiff Bay in the renovated Coal Exchange where traders once energetically bought and sold, home to the impressive Grand Hall Suite which is where wedding celebrations take place. They have an in-house catering team providing the menu with flexibility in providing exactly what you need.

This hotel is a family run business but it is large enough to cater for over 100 guests. They are licensed for your civil ceremony, with attractive spaces to use, and have bridal suites so that you can stay the night. They offer some standard packages, but are flexible enough to be able to discuss any special requirements that you may have.

An impressive historic manor with a wide range of spaces to suit every need, including a spacious outdoor wedding marquee. They try to offer a luxury experience with innovations like their Pamper and Prep Suite. They have a list of recommended suppliers for catering and other aspects. Definitely one to consider if you need space.

With a tree lined driveway in large grounds, a majestic arched entranceway, and an impressive banqueting hall, this venue has plenty to impress you. It can support up to 100 seated and 160 standing, with the option of additional marquee space. If they have time, your guests can fit in a game of croquet or simply relax by the stream.

They are licensed for civil weddings and partnerships, and have a choice of two venues within the site. The lake gives a very open feeling to the venue, and they say they like to combine luxury, awe-inspiring views and a comfortable atmosphere. They also have on-site accommodation to provide the full package you might need.

If your partner is a real catch then you will feel at home on this combined fishing and wedding venue. They offer a marquee which is lined and carpeted, with a separate dance floor area for those not already fishing. They provide tables and chairs and encourage you to use third party caterers and otherwise organise your own event.

Celtic Manor is so large, and has such a wide array of possible venues, that you need to set time aside just to understand what is on offer. For example, they have information on small weddings, civil partnerships and Asian weddings, and their venues stretch from a rooftop terrace to a ballroom and a manor house.

A genuine Welsh castle, well fortified against genuine Welsh weather and with lovely outside spaces for those sunny days. There is lots of space for your wedding feast, and the opera house is modelled on Wagner’s Opera House in Bayreuth so there should be no shortage of scenic backdrops for your wedding photography.

The Gower is an area of outstanding natural beauty, and far away from the bustle of Cardiff and Swansea, so it makes a superb place to enjoy your wedding celebrations. Oldwalls is in set within 50 acres of woodland, fields and lakes. It is licensed to hold weddings and has accommodation, so can provide a total solution.