We are based in Greater Manchester.

Manchester is a vibrant city which has recently undergone massive changes with significant investment in new buildings and refurbishment of some of the city's many wonderful historic buildings.
Just minutes outside the city you reach open countryside, including the impressive Pennine range of moorland and hills, lakes, towns, villages and quaint hamlets.
The area is a mix of cultures, steeped in history, with some wonderful places of interest - there's something here to suit everyone.

Just a few of the attractions in the North West are:

- HISTORIC HOUSES Many of the wedding venues across the North West are stunning historic buildings such as Mansion houses or impressive public buildings.
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- RESTAURANTS, CAFES & BARS
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City Centre Manchester is home to hundreds of trendy restaurants and bars as a result of much investment and regeneration, but where-ever you go across the North West you'll find wonderful restaurants reflecting the diverse cultures in the region. Manchester is especially famous for Rusholme's 'Curry Mile'!
- WILDLIFE & NATURE Lakes, Canals and water sports centres, Horse-riding or cycling across the Pennine Way. Attractions such as Chester Zoo, Knowsley Safari Park and the Blue Planet Aquarium where you can swim with sharks! Plus, we're not very far from the wonderfully scenic Lake District.
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- THEATRES & MUSIC ARENAS The Palace Theatre, Opera House, The Lowry Theatre, Bridgewater Hall (Home of the Halle Orchestra) and the Manchester Evening News Arena to name but a few.
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- SHOPPING The Trafford Centre - shopping, leisure and dining all under one 'BIG' roof! The Lowry Outlet Mall or Cheshire Oaks for Discount Designer items, Botany Bay which offers a huge variety of items - from crafts to furniture! Plus plenty of other shopping - City Centre or in some of the quaint towns or villages of the North West.
- MUSEUMS, ART GALLERIES & HERITAGE CENTRES There are loads of museums in this area! Most notable are: The Co-op Museum - birthplace of the co-op pioneers The Museum of Science and Industry and various textile museums reflecting on the vibrant Industrial past of the North West, The East Lancs Steam Railway The Lowry, Whitworth Art Gallery and Manchester Museum (Natural History) Plus many others which are well worth a visit!
.. Toad Lane Museum - Rochdale, Albert Dock - Liverpool, and Muncaster Castle - Lake District
- SPORTS ARENAS Including the City of Manchester Stadium and Manchester United's Theatre of Dreams for football fans, the MEN Arena for Basketball and Ice hockey events and Old Trafford for the cricket fans.
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For weddings in the North West there is a huge choice of venues to suit every taste and budget - please see our venue search page for some images.   The cost of living is lower in the North West than other parts of the UK, especially London, so the cost of a wedding here is lower, and of course... the people are very helpful and friendly! If you are from outside the area and considering a wedding in the North West of England, we'd be delighted to offer help and advice!