Where can we get married in Warrington?
Warrington Wedding Venues
- Winmarleigh House. Warrington.
- Walton Hall & Gardens. Warrington.
- Pyramid & Parr Hall. Warrington.
- Birchwood Golf Club. Warrington.
- Waterside Inn. Warrington.
- Poulton Park Golf Club. Warrington.
- Park Manor. Warrington.
- Fir Grove Hotel. Warrington.
Is Walton Hall National Trust?
Walton Hall is a country house in Walton, Warrington, Cheshire, England. It is recorded in the National Heritage List for England as a designated Grade II listed building. The hall and its surrounding garden and grounds are owned and administered by Warrington Borough Council.
How much is Walton Hall zoo?
Our zoo is free to enter, and we have an array of animals ready to give you a warm welcome. There are our three alpaca musketeers Jim, Mally and Topaz and Lenny and Charlie our jovial rescue donkeys.
Can you get married at Chester Zoo?
only now more special than ever! At Chester Zoo you can share your big day surrounded not only by your family and friends, but also surrounded by 125 acres of award-winning zoological gardens and over 27,000 incredible animals. It is a truly unique setting for any wedding – big or small.
How much is it to get married in the registry office Warrington?
To book your ceremony in the Ceremony Room at Warrington Register Office please call 01925 442762….Weddings and civil partnerships at an approved venue.
| Days | From 31 March 2019 | Up to 1 April 2020 |
|---|---|---|
| Monday – Thursday | £395 | £395 |
| Friday – Saturday | £430 | £450 |
| Sunday | £480 | £500 |
| Bank holidays | N/A | £550 |
What happens after giving notice of marriage?
When you attend your Notice of Marriage appointment you will be asked some simple questions about yourself and your partner. The Registrar will complete a form for you to sign and this will then be displayed for 28 clear days in the Register Office, which the general public are allowed to see.
How much is it to get into Walton Hall and Gardens?
Our park is free to enter, just pay for parking! There is no necessity to book a visit to Walton Hall and Gardens. Just turn up, pay for parking and enjoy your day. However, there are queuing systems in place at The Children’s Zoo and Adventure Golf – see opening times below.
Are the toilets open at Walton Hall Gardens?
Yes! All of our toilets are open to the public. Each toilet is cleaned thoroughly and regularly throughout the day for your safety.
Who plays at Walton Hall Park?
Everton Women
Walton Hall Park has undergone a series of major improvements as it gears up to welcome back Everton Women on Saturday. The 2,200-capacity, purpose-built stadium was home to the Blues for around a year before the COVID pandemic brought a sudden halt to proceedings.
How much does it cost to get married in a registry office UK?
The basics. To be legally married, costs start at around £120. That covers fees for the notice of marriage (£35 for each partner) and a brief registry office service on a weekday.
Is Walton Hall and gardens the perfect place for your wedding?
Walton Hall and Gardens is one of Cheshire’s premier destinations and a picture-perfect setting for weddings. Set in acres of idyllic parkland we think you’ll agree that Walton Hall and Gardens is the perfect place for your wedding.
Why choose Carringtons catering for your Walton Hall and gardens wedding?
With Carringtons Catering part of the team at Walton Hall and Gardens, your guests can sit back, relax and enjoy everything that our venue has to offer. For a stress-free dining and drinking experience, you’re in safe hands with Carringtons Catering.
What can you do at Walton Hall?
Entertain the children for hours and hours at our super playground, play a round of adventure golf; the choice is yours, it’s up to you. And there’s more. Lovingly restored to its original grandeur, Walton Hall is perfect for weddings and celebrations.
What does warwarrington Museum do with your adoption money?
Warrington Museum are running a series of brilliant family pop up events this summer at Walton Hall and Gardens. We invest your adoption money into ‘luxury’ items for the Children’s Zoo – particularly things we wouldn’t usually be able to afford.