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Your Imagination, Our Dedication, the Perfect Partnership...Seeing Is Your imagination, our dedication, the perfect partnership.... Picture this ...... guests arrive on red carpet for arrival drinks in the exclusive lobby or patio before dining in our spacious reception rooms. Our experienced events and banqueting team will ensure your wedding is one to remember. We are delighted you are considering sharing your Wedding Day with us. We have a range of unique packages which are designed to make your planning as seamless as possible, let us do the hard work! Seeing is believing.... If you have not visited us already please let us know when we can welcome you to the hotel to view. Click here to contact our dedicated Wedding Planner Karen Wilson, who will be there to assist every step of the way HILTON BELFAST TEMPLEPATRICK GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB Castle Upton Estate I Templepatrick I Co Antrim I Northern Ireland I BT39 0DD Weddings +44 (0) 28 9443 5604 I Telephone: +44 (0) 28 9443 5500 I Fax: +44 (0) 28 94 435511 hilton.com/Templepatrick I hiltontemplepatrickgolf.com I facebook.com/hiltontemplepatrick The Eden Wedding Package Starter Traditional farmhouse vegetable broth Served with crusty bread roll Fan of melon Experienced wedding planner dedicated to With fruits of the forest your day Caesar dressed salad of baby gem lettuce Arrival tea or coffee with speciality biscuits for Served with cured bacon lardons, Italian cheese and butter croutons all guests on arrival Complimentary bridal suite for Bride and Roasted plum tomato and red pepper soup Groom on the wedding night Red carpet arrival Main Course Champagne on arrival for the Bride and Northern Irish fillet of chicken Groom With a sage and onion stuffing and red wine sauce Four course meal Grilled salmon fillet with a sun dried tomato butter Glass of sparkling wine for all guests to toast Honey and rosemary roasted loin of pork the Bride and Groom Silver candelabras and mirrored centrepieces The above main courses will be served with seasonal vegetables and chefs selection of potatoes Use of our cake stand and knife Preferential accommodation rates for friends and family to stay over Dessert Personalized webpage (special terms apply) Profiteroles encased in chocolate and filled with fresh Master of ceremonies dairy cream Table linen and napkins Pavlova topped with seasonal fruit and cream Full day room hire of your banqueting suite Dark chocolate truffle torte with Chantilly cream Freshly brewed tea and coffee Served with an old style fudge The Eden Wedding Package £42.00 per person The above menu is meant as a guide only. (Minimum numbers and terms and conditions apply) (Prices quoted are valid until December 2016) HILTON BELFAST TEMPLEPATRICK GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB Castle Upton Estate I Templepatrick I Co Antrim I Northern Ireland I BT39 0DD Weddings +44 (0) 28 9443 5604 I Telephone: +44 (0) 28 9443 5500 I Fax: +44 (0) 28 94 435511 hilton.com/Templepatrick I hiltontemplepatrickgolf.com I facebook.com/hiltontemplepatrick The Paradise Wedding Package Starter Cream of two celeries soup Coldwater prawns in a citrus crème fraiche Experienced wedding advisor to help you plan Served on a crisp leaf salad your special day Caesar dressed salad of baby gem lettuce Arrival tea/coffee and speciality biscuits for all Served with cured bacon lardons, Italian cheese and guests on arrival garlic & herb croutons Complimentary bridal suite for Bride and Fivemiletown goats cheese and roasted vegetable Groom on the wedding night tartlet Served with a mixed leaf salad and balsamic dressing Red carpet arrival Champagne on arrival for the Bride and Main Course Groom Four course meal Northern Irish turkey and dry cured ham Served with a sage and onion stuffing, red wine Glass of sparkling wine for all guests to toast reduction the Bride and Groom Poached salmon fillet Two and a half glasses of house wine for each With a prawn and chervil butter guest during the meal Maple roasted fillet of pork Evening buffet to include two hot items Served with Armagh apple cider sauce Floral centre pieces or candelabras & mirrored The above main courses will be served with seasonal centrepieces vegetables and chefs selection of potatoes Use of our cake stand and knife Preferential accommodation rates for friends Dessert and family to stay over Mandarin cheesecake Personalized webpage (special terms apply) With spiced orange compote, Chantilly cream and Master of ceremonies popping candy Table linen and napkins White chocolate and raspberry truffle Full day room hire of your banqueting suite Served with dairy cream Home-made crisp apple crunchy crumble Served with a vanilla bean ice cream Freshly brewed tea and coffee Served with old style fudge The Paradise Wedding Package £55.00 per person The above menu is meant as a guide only. (Minimum numbers and terms and conditions apply) (Prices quoted are valid until December 2016) HILTON BELFAST TEMPLEPATRICK GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB Castle Upton Estate I Templepatrick I Co Antrim I Northern Ireland I BT39 0DD Weddings +44 (0) 28 9443 5604 I Telephone: +44 (0) 28 9443 5500 I Fax: +44 (0) 28 94 435511 hilton.com/Templepatrick I hiltontemplepatrickgolf.com I facebook.com/hiltontemplepatrick The Euphoria Wedding Package Starter Roasted plum tomato and red pepper soup Experienced wedding advisor to help you plan Chicken liver parfait your special day Served with Armagh apple chutney on crisp toast Arrival tea/coffee and speciality biscuits for all Whipped Fivemiletown goats cheese guests on arrival With Comber beets, beetroot reduction and fresh herbs Arrival glass of sparkling wine for all guests Walter Ewing's smoked salmon Complimentary bridal suite for Bride and On Cashel wheaten bread, and served with crisp salad Groom on the wedding night Middle Course Red carpet arrival Five course meal Refreshing raspberry sorbet Glass of sparkling wine for all guests to toast Main Course the Bride and Groom Black pepper roasted sirloin of Irish beef Two and a half glasses of house wine for each Served with a mini Yorkshire pudding and red wine jus guest during the meal Grilled fillets of sea bass Evening buffet to include three hot items With a white wine fine herb cream sauce Floral centre pieces or candelabras and Lissara farm free range chicken fillet mirrored centrepieces With a rich port wine jus Use of our cake stand and knife The above main courses are served with seasonal Preferential accommodation rates for friends vegetables and chefs selection of potatoes and family to stay over Dessert Personalized webpage (special terms apply) Master of ceremonies Homemade warm apple crumble Served with gingerbread ice-cream Menu tasting prior to wedding for two people to help finalise the menu Trio of Miniature Desserts Lemon cheesecake, chocolate profiterole, fresh fruit Table linen and napkins Pavlov Full day room hire of your banqueting suite Bailey’s Irish cream cheesecake Chair covers complimented with a sash Served with a milk chocolate sauce First wedding anniversary meal and overnight Freshly brewed tea and coffee stay for the Bride and Groom in our restaurant Served with old style fudge The Euphoria Wedding Package £72.00 per person The above menu is meant as a guide only. (Minimum numbers and terms and conditions apply) (Prices quoted are valid until December 2016) HILTON BELFAST TEMPLEPATRICK GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB Castle Upton Estate I Templepatrick I Co Antrim I Northern Ireland I BT39 0DD Weddings +44 (0) 28 9443 5604 I Telephone: +44 (0) 28 9443 5500 I Fax: +44 (0) 28 94 435511 hilton.com/Templepatrick I hiltontemplepatrickgolf.com I facebook.com/hiltontemplepatrick The Utopia Wedding Package Use of our cake stand and knife Experienced wedding advisor to help you plan Preferential accommodation rates for friends your special day and family to stay over Arrival tea/coffee and speciality biscuits for all Personalized webpage guests on arrival Master of ceremonies Arrival glass of sparkling wine for all guests Menu tasting prior to wedding for four people Canapés on arrival for guests to help finalise the menu Complimentary bridal suite for Bride and Table linen and napkins Groom on the wedding night Chair covers complimented with a sash Red carpet arrival Full day room hire of your banqueting suite Five course Meal First wedding anniversary meal and overnight Glass of sparkling wine for all guests to toast stay for the Bride and Groom in Hilton Belfast the Bride and Groom Complimentary case of champagne to share Two and a half glasses of wine for each guest with family and friends during the meal* Pamper treatment for the bride to enjoy prior Evening buffet to include four hot items to her wedding day and golf for the groom and best man Floral centre pieces or candelabras & mirrored centrepieces Additional complimentary deluxe bedroom for the Bride and Groom to give to a family member or friend HILTON BELFAST TEMPLEPATRICK GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB Castle Upton Estate I Templepatrick I Co Antrim I Northern Ireland I BT39 0DD Weddings +44 (0) 28 9443 5604 I Telephone: +44 (0) 28 9443 5500 I Fax: +44 (0) 28 94 435511 hilton.com/Templepatrick I hiltontemplepatrickgolf.com I facebook.com/hiltontemplepatrick The Utopia We dding Package Main Course Canapés Classic fillet of beef wellington Served with a rich red wine sauce Please select three canapés:- Rack of Irish lamb Mini beef Yorkshire puddings With a port wine sauce (seasonal availability) Spicy chicken lollipops Butter roasted fillet of sea bass Served with a fine herb cream sauce Teriyaki salmon The above main courses are served
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