Wedding Venues in Wolverhampton

Wolverhampton sits where the Black Country meets open countryside. In the city and nearby towns there are hotels, function suites and banqueting halls that can handle large numbers. Drive a few miles west or north, past Codsall and Wombourne, and you reach the farmland and estates of south Staffordshire and Shropshire, where country houses, golf clubs and converted barns are common.

Things to ask

• Can the venue hold your full guest list for both ceremony and reception?
• Is there a choice of in-house catering or can you bring your own?
• How early can suppliers arrive to set up?
• What time must music finish?

Popular summer dates fill early, while Fridays, Sundays and winter dates are often easier to secure. Prices vary with the day of the week and season.

Getting there

Wolverhampton station has direct trains to London and Birmingham, and the M6 and M54 run close by. Birmingham Airport is within reach by road or rail. For countryside venues, plan transport for guests who are staying in the city.

In England a civil ceremony must take place at a register office or approved premises. Give notice at your local register office.