The National Centre for Early Music can accommodate up to 130 guests for a seated meal and up to 150 guests for an evening reception, making it suitable for both intimate and larger wedding celebrations.
Yes, the venue offers exclusive use on your wedding day, ensuring privacy and a personalised experience for you and your guests in the stunning medieval grade one listed building and its peaceful private gardens.
The National Centre for Early Music is located in York, North Yorkshire, England, with the postal code YO1 9TL. It's set in a historic and peaceful area, perfect for memorable wedding celebrations.
The venue partners with Bradshaws of York, Caterers of Distinction, who provide an extensive range of food and wine options tailored to your tastes. They also cater for special dietary requirements to accommodate all guests.
Yes, couples can choose to enter through the stunning Norman arch on the South side or via the contemporary foyer overlooking the beautiful private garden, adding a unique touch to your wedding ceremony.
The venue features lots of natural light and open space creating a bright and welcoming atmosphere. The wrought iron candelabra and stone arches add grandeur, while at night, candlelight offers an intimate and romantic setting ideal for dining or dancing.
Yes, the excellent acoustics within the church provide a beautiful environment for any style of music, enhancing live performances or DJ sets during your wedding celebration.
Absolutely. The venue is housed in a stunning medieval grade one listed building, offering a unique and historic backdrop that adds character and charm to your wedding day.
The venue includes gated private and peaceful gardens, providing an idyllic setting for photographs, outdoor moments, or quiet celebration spaces during your wedding day.
The friendly and welcoming staff work closely with couples to ensure that the entire wedding occasion runs smoothly and is a joyful experience for all attendees.