Wedding venues in the Midlands

Look for village halls in your area (although you may have an earlier curfew) or local social clubs that could extend the license. Where have you looked so far?

Hatton Village Hall is lovely

Also, Musmajas, in north Warwickshire: http://www.musmajas.org.uk It's a large hall connected to an OAP home, which I know is offputting, but actually it's really nice, with lovely gardens and a separate entrance to the home. I very nearly booked to have my wedding reception there. It's def worth giving them a call if the location suits.

My reception was at Hatton Village Hall though, and noise curfew is 11.30pm latest.

Try the Town Hall at Stratford Upon Avon - I think you can party there til midnightish and you can self cater/own wine as well. It's not to overdone on the decor side of things. You get all the exclusive use of the building. Check it out :- http://www.stratforduponavontowncouncil.com/content/civil-weddings

Happy planning

I know Stratford Town Hall well, the main problem their is the sound limiter, we have had guests set the limiter off before just by singing. This then cuts all power to DJ/ band equipment and then comes back on 10 seconds later.

Depending on how far you are willing to travel to find the right venue - i know a stunning village hall but its about 45 mins south of Brum.

Golf clubs are normally cheap and self catering, there was one just down the road from our venue.

My reception venue is Rowheath Pavilion in Bournville. It has cost us £750 from 9am to midnight. You can decorate how you like, have any suppliers/ caterers you like and it is really lush and vintagey - just like a village hall but with french windows opening onto a terrace in the public park with a lake (there is also ping pong).

Only prob is all alcohol to be bought onsite, but it's not pricey like some venues.

https://rowheathpavilion.co.uk/

Also, the Poachers Pocket in Stetchford is a real nice budget venue