WEDDING VENUES IN THE NORTH EAST

Your Wedding at Baltic Centre for Contemporary Art

Housed in a former flour mill on the historic banks of the River Tyne in Gateshead, Baltic is a dramatic landmark building.

Imagine a glorious venue, exquisite catering and luxury accommodation… This is what awaits you at The Clarion Hotel Boldon.

Situated in Seaham, County Durham, Dalton Old Pump House was built between 1873-1879 and has remained virtually untouched since WW2. The building has now been meticulously restored and re-established as a sophisticated and modern wedding venue steeped in Victorian character and architectural splendour.

Welcome to Holiday Inn Newcastle Gosforth Park, where dreams of a perfect wedding come to life. With exquisite and versatile event spaces, including our elegant and newly refurbished Cheviot suite and a beautiful outdoor space for wedding photographs, we can cater to weddings of all sizes and styles.

Horton Grange is a beautiful country house with high ceilings, sweeping staircase, incredible emerald-green bar and large woodburning stove.With a mix of contemporary and traditional decoration, it’s the perfect venue for those who like classical elegance with a modern twist.

Langley Castle is the ideal castle wedding venue for the perfect fairy tale marriage. Its medieval grandeur opens up limitless options. Let your imagination run wild when planning your dream Northumberland wedding. We are not just the choice of brides from Northumberland but of couples from across the UK and the wider world too. They recognise that what we offer is wholly unique and want their place in the history of one of Britain’s best castle hotels.

Are you in search for a rural and stylish backdrop to say your I Do's? Well look no further than the Mercure George Washington Hotel Golf and Spa, offering the most picture perfect setting for your special day.

Newcastle Castle is a venue that gives you the opportunity to host your wedding event in one of the North East’s most iconic and historic buildings. There have been very few alterations to the Castle Keep since Edward I spent Christmas here in 1292!