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Weddings Brochure Lancaster &Morecambe WEDDINGS Lancaster &Morecambe WEDDINGS The city of Lancaster has a rich history Over in Morecambe you can celebrate If you are looking for somewhere special and heritage, with stunning Georgian in first class style on the coast at The and unique to hold your wedding and Edwardian architecture of national Platform. This converted Edwardian ceremony, or a venue with a difference importance. Three of its most famous railway station is perfect for a vintage to hold your reception, make an buildings are the Ashton Memorial, themed reception. Perfectly located appointment today for a tour of our Lancaster Town Hall and The Storey. to watch the sun set on your special beautiful buildings and to discuss your day with the stunning backdrop of individual requirements. Prices can vary Morecambe Bay, the photographic depending on your needs so are not opportunities are world class. included in this brochure. ©Jessica Reeve Photography ©Jessica Reeve image) (& cover Bean Photography © Johnathan Photography © Jono Symonds LANCASTER TOWN HALL THE PLATFORM THE STOREY he iconic Ashton Memorial within Williamson An impressive historic building Just the ticket if you are looking for This prestigious Grade II listed building Park is set within 54 acres of beautiful woodland. offering grand and richly decorated a distinctive venue by the seaside. was built to commemorate Queen Victoria’s rooms of various sizes. The magnificent Beautifully restored and retaining Golden Jubilee. It also acts as the gateway The park’s panoramic views over Morecambe Bay marble staircase is perfect to pose for Edwardian style, this award winning to Castle Hill and the medieval Lancaster T photos. Catering and bar facilities are building will transport you and your Castle and Lancaster Priory Church. The to the Lake District provide stunning backdrops for available and there is a sprung dance guests to a bygone era. elegant historic rooms are now licensed for photographs and for watching the sun set floor - everything you need to party ceremonies as well as receptions. A building on your perfect day. the night away. built in celebration and perfect to host your most special occasion. B3 The Ashton Memorial he Ashton Memorial WEDDINGS WHAT WE OFFER is the quintessential With stunning marble floors, Drinks packages – There is the romantic wedding sweeping staircases and magnificent option for post ceremony drinks, this T views across Morecambe Bay and the can either be done via our corkage venue and is set in the Lake District, the Ashton Memorial package or our drinks package. heart of Williamson Park is one of Lancaster’s most exclusive Please see our drinks menu for and dominates the scenic venues for weddings. further information. Lancaster skyline. Available to hire for a two hour Free car parking – You and all your This breath-taking Grade I ceremony slot, the ground floor of guests have free car parking in the listed Edwardian folly is the the Memorial is licensed for marriage Quernmore Road car park which is perfect place for you to get ceremonies and you and your closed off to the general public (with guests will have sole access to the the exception of disabled visitors). married. architectural splendour of the whole A wedding team with no building including the breath-taking Commissioned by Lord complications – Your booking will views from the first floor viewing Ashton and completed in only be handled by one person from gallery. 1909 the Ashton Memorial start to finish. is the nearest structure to You can hire the Ashton Memorial the central point of Great any day of the week throughout the LET US HELP... Britain and Northern Ireland, year at 10am, 12pm, 2pm and 4pm. Here at the Ashton Memorial we truly making it one of the pride ourselves on our knowledge TIME TO CELEBRATE and attention to detail when it comes most unique and romantic After your ceremony why not to your special day. If you need any buildings in the heart of the celebrate with a Champagne toast, advice or guidance on planning your United Kingdom. canapés or even a trip to the Butterfly big day please don’t hesitate to get in House. Here at Williamson Park we touch with our team. go the extra mile to ensure that your day will be memorable. HOW TO BOOK To book the Ashton Memorial for RECEPTIONS your ceremony please ring or email You can hire the Ashton Memorial the Wedding Co-ordinator, to discuss and have exclusive access after your availability on 01524 33318 or ceremony into the evening. Working [email protected] closely with our wedding team we can help you create the most special day of your lives. We can give you advice on catering, music, decorations and so much more. The Ashton Memorial can be hired for a private function 6.30pm - 11.30pm daily. Please note that the building is closed on Christmas Day, Boxing Day and ©Jessica Reeve Photography ©Jessica Reeve New Year’s Day. B5 Lancaster Town Hall ancaster Town Hall WEDDINGS TIME TO CELEBRATE is a building suited to There are a number of magnificent The Ashton Hall was originally built rooms to choose from in which to as a concert hall which is evident a special occasion. L hold both your civil ceremony and in the great height of the ornate From the moment you your reception: ceiling which has received awards enter the grand entrance, for its restoration. The focal point The Council Chamber creates an to the magnificent white above the stage is a magnificent pipe intimate setting for your ceremony organ housed in the original antique marble staircase; ideal with up to 40 guests, arranged in oak case. With size comes flexibility for photographs, to the a horseshoe and banked seating. and the capacity to host 600 guests richly decorated rooms, its Boasting historic detailing, the oak or 250 dining. There is a sprung grandeur is perfect for your panelled Council Chamber houses the dance floor and bar facility to ensure original Mayor’s Chair and ornately wedding day. your celebration lasts well into the carved seating dating from 1909. With a licence to hold civil night. The large stage offers endless The Reception Room and the wedding ceremonies or opportunities for decoration and Banqueting Room are beautiful oak ensures all your guests see the bride partnerships and receptions, panelled rooms, ornately decorated and groom say “I do”. it is perfect if you’re looking with plenty of natural light. These to hold your entire event rooms can be used for both civil AFTER THE CEREMONY in one location. There are ceremonies and receptions. The Memorial Gardens situated rooms of various styles and Combine the two rooms and hire the beside the Town Hall provide a sizes to choose from which Banqueting Suite. It offers greater beautiful setting for your outdoor can be decorated to your flexibility for larger events. The solid photographs and a chance for your specifications. The fully oak screen dividing these rooms can guests to mingle. be raised up to accommodate up to equipped kitchens can be 180 people with space for a dance LET US HELP hired in conjunction with your floor and bar facility. choice of caterer. Here at Lancaster Town Hall we take pride in our knowledge and attention Our friendly staff will be on to detail. If you need any advice hand to help make sure your or guidance on the arrangement day goes to plan. of the venue for your big day please don’t hesitate to get in touch with our team. HOW TO BOOK For more information or to arrange a viewing, please contact our hospitality team, on 01524 582583 or email [email protected] © Neil Redfern Photography © Neil Redfern B7 The Storey or the first time ever, WEDDINGS WHAT WE OFFER The Storey is now There are a variety of rooms available A warm welcome awaits bride, groom licensed to hold within The Storey to hold both your and guests in the contemporary F civil ceremony and receptions, each entrance and the public spaces are wedding ceremonies as well with their own unique characteristics: marked with artistic references and as receptions, catering to all philosophical quotations. your needs in this historic The Music Room retains beautiful original architecture and is a stunning The elegant first floor rooms are setting. backdrop to your ceremony. The suitable for large or small civil Originally built between 1887 room is steeped in history as it was ceremonies and receptions and are and 1891 to commemorate once part of the city art gallery and flooded with natural light from the Queen Victoria’s Golden can host 80 guests for a ceremony large Georgian windows and atrium or 100 for an evening reception. ceilings. The Printroom Café & Bar Jubilee, this Grade II listed Available to hire on its own or with downstairs offers you flexibility to building is one of the most the Gallery next door. keep your celebrations going into the recognisable in Lancaster. early hours with plenty of options The Gallery is an amazing space for catering and drinks (e.g. wedding The Storey commands the flooded with natural light top-lit by a breakfasts, buffets and bars). gateway to Castle Hill, with a glass ceiling lantern. It is possible to backdrop of the castle itself. seat up to 110 people for a ceremony It has an important historic or 150 for an evening reception, LET US HELP… and is dominated by a marble statue past of its own and is waiting The events team at The Storey of Queen Victoria and the Prince take pride in their knowledge and to be part of your future.
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