Find your Wedding Venue in Leeds

Choosing a wedding venue is no easy task. If you have no idea what's on offer, it's even more challenging to decide where to start! To help you get started, here are some of the most common types of venues found in Leeds:

• Hotels are the most common type of wedding venue you'll come across in Leeds. Having hotel rooms in the same building is convenient for out of town guests, as well as the couple's wedding night. Hotels typically work on either a dry hire fee for the venue or, if you require catering and extras, a combination of venue fee and per person rates.
• Halls are great if you're looking for a venue on a budget or a blank canvas to design your dream wedding. These spaces are often quite large, which is good news if you’re looking to invite a lot of guests. Halls usually work with hire fees and don't come with any extras. In most cases, the venue will provide tables and chairs – you need to bring in everything else.
• Multi-purpose venues are also commonly found in Leeds. These spaces are usually laid out in a specific way with all the furniture, decor, lights and sound installed. If you're looking for a no-fuss wedding venue, booking a versatile space is definitely the way to go. These typically cost a little more, but everything is provided, including in-house catering services. Multi-purpose venues usually work on a minimum spend rate structure. If you have a large guest list, a minimum spend will easily be met through food and drinks. You also have the option to pay for the food and have a cash bar for wedding guests to buy their own drinks.

In case you're looking for some inspiration, or you just want to know what's possible, these are the most popular types of weddings hosted in Leeds:

• Rustic weddings are the preferred choice for free-spirited or hippie couples. These weddings are minimalistic while the ceremony is often held outside. On the outskirts of Leeds, you’ll find a range of boho venues that are perfect for rustic weddings.
• With the city’s diverse community, Asian weddings are especially popular in Leeds. Asian weddings are large, vibrant and often carry over several days. The wedding venues found in Leeds are accommodating to all sorts of cultural weddings and ceremonies.
• Alternative weddings are growing in popularity. Couples who may not be traditional or religious often prefer something quirky and one-of-a-kind. Some examples of alternative weddings in Leeds include medieval weddings, quirky receptions fancy dress or even cross-cultural ceremonies for mixed religion couples.
• Last but not least, how about an intimate wedding? Leeds has many small wedding venues on offer with spaces to accommodate as little as 50-60 people without the room feeling oversized or empty.

Not sure where to start looking? Here are some of the most popular parts of Leeds when it comes to wedding venue hire:

• Most wedding venues in Leeds can be found in and around the city centre. Here you can choose from a diverse mix of venue types to meet most budgets. If you’d like to throw a laid-back afterparty, there are plenty of clubs and bars open till late around The Calls area.
• There are several venue options spread out across the northern parts of Leeds. Shipley, Bramhope and Harrogate are all good locations to find beautiful spaces. Hosting your wedding north of Leeds provides convenient access to Leeds Bradford Airport for guests from out of town.
• Southwest of Leeds is another region to explore. If you look within the areas of Wakefield, Barkisland and Crigglestone, you'll be sure to find several wedding venue options.