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Popular wedding reception venues
Javelin Block
Birmingham, England5.0 (1)
100 guests
A Village Hall Which is a Blank Canvas Used From Parties, Shows, Sports Clubs through to Wedding
Staines, England227 guests
Signature Suites
Bradford, England70 guests
Rainham's Premiere Wedding/Corporate Venue
Sittingbourne, England500 guests
Full Bar/Coffee Shop Buyout
Liverpool, England100 guests
Frequently Asked Questions
Pricing information in this section is based on proprietary data from bookings made on Peerspace from 2016 to 2025.
How much does a wedding reception venue cost to hire?
Wedding reception venues average £360 per hour to rent, but it’s easy to spend less or more depending on what you’re looking for. For a space on the smaller side, expect to spend closer to £70, whereas larger venues run about £1500 per hour.
How to plan a wedding reception
Planning a wedding reception has four main steps: First, book an unforgettable wedding reception venue. Do this first since it will determine what's needed for the additional steps. Your venue may even have preferred vendors, which may result in discounts on your end. Second, line up food and drink. Your venue may have options, or you may need to hire a caterer. Third, book your entertainment. A wedding DJ or band is typical for a wedding reception. Fourth, make plans for decor, including table centerpieces, wall decor, and entryway decorations.
Where do parents sit at a wedding reception?
Traditionally, all of the parents sit together at the wedding reception. If there's room, the same table will usually include the wedding officiant, the grandparents, and any siblings that aren't in the wedding party. There are no hard and fast rules, however—it's your reception, so you can arrange it however you like. For groups of parents who don't get along well, divorced couples, or simply sets of parents who might prefer to sit with their honored guests and relatives, it's entirely fine to configure the wedding reception table arrangements differently.
How to host a cheap wedding reception
You can host an amazing but cheap wedding reception by tapping into your DIY spirit and getting creative. Start by crafting your own decor, which will save a ton of cash but also give your reception a personal touch that your guests will love. You can drastically reduce your food and drink costs by serving bulk carry-out food like barbeque or pizza that you can set up buffet-style without having to hire a full catering service. If you're serving alcohol, you can opt to serve beer and wine and skip a full bar service for a drastic cost reduction. You can forgo a DJ or band in favor of playing music via a playlist and having a friend emcee, too.
How to transform a room for a wedding reception
With a little imagination and know-how, any room can become the perfect site for a wedding reception. First, address the decor. String lights or lanterns, for example, can help the space feel more intimate and festive. Make a plan for dividing the space for different uses. You might create an empty dance floor space while having tables and seating in another area for those who want to sit and enjoy the hors d'oeuvres. We're crazy about vignettes, too! Make small groupings of decor pieces to make the perfect backdrops for your guests to take and share photos. Choose the perfect wedding reception venue, and let your imagination run wild.
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