Manchester
The Place Hotel
We provide the perfect venue for your special day and guarantee that your day runs effortlessly.
Davenport Green Hall
Davenport Green Hall is a truly unique and special civil partnership venue.
Etrop Grange Hotel
A gracious Grade II listed Georgian Mansion, originally built in 1780, and just a short distance from Manchester Airport.
The Greyhound Hotel
Whether you are planning a civil ceremony or a lavish reception, we can cater for your requirements.
Manchester Marriott Victoria and Albert Hotel
Located in Manchester city centre the hotel is an ideal venue for you civil partnership ceremony and or celebration afterwards.
The Court House Worsley
We have two venues, Buile Hill Park Hall and the Court House, Worsley set in beautiful parkland.
Music
Art Studio AMALI
When elegance and sophistication are required the Amali Duo (piano and flute) are guaranteed to please
Transport
Sovereign
Our luxurious Sovereign Jaguar is finished in very rare Porcelain White.
Photography and Video
Natalie Edwards Videography
Contemporary Wedding/Event Videography & Photography service based in the NW England.
Beautiful Day Photography
We offer a professional, creative and imaginative approach for your special day.
Toastmasters
Stephen T Sanders
You have planned the day, fixed the date and booked the venue. Now you are looking for something special, someone who will ensure that your special day will be a memorable success.
Wedding suppliers who also cover this county
Bridalwear
Jewellery
Photograpy and video
Charlie and Charlie Photography
Transport
Cheshire and Lancashire Wedding Cars
Wedding planners
Information about the area
Manchester is one of the UK's most gay friendly cities with plenty of hotels to choose from for your wedding venue.
Greater Manchester also incorporates the towns of Oldham, Bury, Bolton, Wigan, Rochdale, the city of Salford, Stockport and Altrincham.
Manchester is famous for its canals and Canal Street is the area known as the 'gay village'. You can also get married at Manchester United - the famous football club.
Famous gay and lesbian icons from the region include singer Gracie Fields, Emmeline Pankhurst, the leader of the Suffragette Movement and Anthony Burgess, a member of a Soviet spy ring in the 1950s and 60s. In more recent times, Manchester was the setting for groundbreaking gay TV serial, Queer as Folk.
If your friends and family are making a weekend of it, they could go to a concert at the famous Hallé Orchestra, visit the Lowry Art Gallery or the Imperial War Museum North. Or if you want to continue the party all weekend, you could all go dancing at one of Manchester's many gay clubs.
In terms of transport to your gay friendly wedding venue, Manchester has the UK's third largest airport. It's a 20-minute drive, or 15 minutes by train to the centre of the city. It is also well connected by train and road links.
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