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Last update: November 2024
Manchester Marriott Victoria & Albert Hotel is a wedding venue in Manchester, England. Built in 1844, these beautiful former cotton warehouses are part of Manchester's rich industrial heritage. The venue boasts 7,800 square feet of event space and features lovely solid oak beams, steel columns, and exposed brickwork arches, all of which combine to create the perfect romantic setting for your wedding celebration.
Facilities and Capacity
Manchester Marriott Victoria & Albert Hotel can accommodate from 10 to 240 guests. The venue offers an array of lovely function areas, including an outdoor terrace, banquet halls, and a charming atrium. The cosy Victoria Suite lounge is perfect for intimate ceremonies and receptions and offers seating for up to 50 people. The suite's private terrace overlooks the hotel's landscaped grounds and the tranquil River Irwell. The John Logie Baird Suite, named after the inventor of the television, is a tribute to the hotel's former neighbours, Old Granada Studios. The JLB Suite seats up to 180 guests, and its blank canvas design affords the freedom and flexibility you need to design your perfect day.
Services Offered
Manchester Marriott Victoria & Albert Hotel wants to help make your wedding day unique and memorable. Private and in-house catering options are available; there are also entertainment and leisure facilities for you and your guests to enjoy. Kate, the hotel's dedicated wedding coordinator, can help you navigate your options and choose the package that's just right for you. Viewings are available, so contact Kate today to schedule an appointment. Kate and the team look forward to seeing you soon.
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