About
Suffolk Libraries is a historic wedding venue in Ipswich, Suffolk, UK. This delightful property is conveniently located in the heart of Ipswich and is steeped in local history. The library was built in 1924 and features high vaulted ceilings, stained glass windows, and oak wood bookshelves. This venue is perfect for couples seeking a historic wedding location with style, class, and sophistication. The dedicated team at Suffolk Libraries pride themselves on creating a warm and welcoming atmosphere and love working with newlyweds to create their dream wedding.
Facilities and Capacity
Suffolk Libraries can cater to intimate weddings with up to 76 guests. The team offers the stunning Northgate Room of the library for wedding ceremonies and receptions. This magnificent space is 100 feet in length and features intricate coffered ceilings, warm lighting, and sumptuous décor. Famous literary figures from the past, including Geoffrey Chaucer, Francis Bacon, and Thomas Wosley, adorn the painted glass windows, adding to the rich sense of history and old-world feel. Guests will be delighted and impressed in equal measure by the cosy and inviting ambience of this elegant space. It provides the perfect setting for an unforgettable celebration with friends and loved ones.
Services Offered
The experienced wedding team at Suffolk Libraries offers a range of packages that can be tailored to each couple's needs. There are numerous hotels and bed & breakfasts in the locality that can accommodate guests. Suffolk Libraries is easily accessible, has plenty of parking for guests, and has good disabled facilities.
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