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-pixie 09-01-2005 15:16

Wedding venues
 
Looking for some ideas in Accrington and the surrounding areas. I don't really want the Dunk or Sparth House - just somewhere nice that can host a wedding meal + evening do.

K.S.H 09-01-2005 15:26

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higher trap at simonstone is a good place

mani 09-01-2005 17:56

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the upstairs of jans conference hall is really nice - i had mine there...

esp once its done up

Sara 09-01-2005 20:23

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Calf,s Head at Worston, Nr Clitheroe is a nice place. Or hirer a club and have outside catering in. Suppose it depends how many guests there will be.

-pixie 10-01-2005 07:31

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We are looking at about 25/30 for the meal and about 150 for the evening reception. So I suppose it could be a club, or even two separate venues. I just don't know where to start looking.:)

mez 10-01-2005 08:39

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whittikers arms burnley rd., for the reception, king st, pub for the evening reception, i'll try to think of some more ok hope this helps.

-pixie 10-01-2005 09:44

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Hmmmm...whitaker arms I do like. King St is a no no as my partners brother had his there and I wasn;t too keen on it. Thanks mez!

Wez 10-01-2005 09:48

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The Wellsprings in Pendle Hill is a nice place, it may be a little awkward to get to/from though but it's certainly worth considering, hope this helps!!


(B’s Bar The Wellsprings, 01200 427722, Wellsprings Inn/Clitheroe Rd, Sabden, Clitheroe, Lancashire BB7 9HN)

Wez 10-01-2005 09:50

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..Incidentally are you a Pixies fan?

-pixie 10-01-2005 10:04

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LOL...no the nickname refers to my height more than anything else.

Thank you for all the suggestions so far. I should add we are**edit** NOT **edit** looking to spend a massive amount of money. Whilst I don't want a cheap and nasty wedding, it certainly doesn't have to be up to "Hello" standards.:D

mez 10-01-2005 10:26

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a few more for yu that even do cival ceramanys ; mytton fold farm, millstone, foxfields, scaitcliffe hall todmorden, & the old hall todmorden.sorry spelling up spout this morn (must staart drinkin again )ha ha ha

-pixie 10-01-2005 16:09

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Does anyone know what the pub near the whitakers arms is called and whats it like?

Tealeaf 10-01-2005 16:27

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Whats it matter where the venue is? A good wedding bash is where all where all the wedding guests end up well oiled and could'nt care where they are...besides which, if there's a fight and the place gets thrashed you'll only have more money to pay.

I seem to recall a few years ago someone had their wedding do in the cafe in ASDA. They must have been pretty desperate.

Sparkologist 10-01-2005 16:29

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Lettie and I can certainly vouch for the Whittakers Arms on Burnley Road. We have been there for our Sunday lunch for the last two weeks. The carvery at £6.95 per head is very good value for money, and is open to abuse as you can keep going back for more. :rolleyes:

We have been in the Whittakers Arms when wedding receptions have been in full swing. Why not try out the food on a Sunday and have a chat with the landlady. I think you will be impressed. :)

Another good point in favour of the Whittakers is the fact that they serve real beer, which i'm sure some of your guests would thank you for.

Tealeaf 10-01-2005 16:30

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Sparkologist
Lettie and I can certainly vouch for the Whittakers Arms on Burnley Road. We have been there for our Sunday lunch for the last two weeks. The carvery at £6.95 per head is very good value for money, and is open to abuse as you can keep going back for more. :rolleyes:

We have been in the Whittakers Arms when wedding receptions have been in full swing. Why not try out the food on a Sunday and have a chat with the landlady. I think you will be impressed. :)

Yes, but did you have a fight?

simon 10-01-2005 16:31

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Tealeaf I thought you said it does not matter where the do is????
Asda has loads of beer to fulfill your ideal day...



:)

Sparkologist 10-01-2005 16:34

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Tealeaf
Yes, but did you have a fight?

No, most certainly not, Mr T, Sir.
When I have an opinion, Lettie tells it to me. :rolleyes:

Tealeaf 10-01-2005 16:37

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Do the ASDA still have that idiot who acts as a greeter of sorts? You know, the old boy? It's just that I did'nt see him last time I was in there.....I saw Willow and Busman, though, and some characters up and down with a TV camera....maybe they'd come to film a wedding reception...."That's right, Sir..we've two on today...first one is by the Pizza stall and the second one, half an hour later, is down by the womens personal hygiene aisle....."

-pixie 10-01-2005 17:11

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Fantastic idea Tealeaf. Instead of forking out for wedding favours, all my guests can go home with a black eye.:D

In the Whitakers is it a function room as such or just an area?

Sparkologist 10-01-2005 17:17

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It is a function room which is off the side of the pub. i reckon it could easily seat 50 for a reception. :)

lettie 10-01-2005 19:13

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I'll certainly vouch for Whittakers. Paul and Sarah who run it are friends of mine. They took it over a couple of years back and turned the food bit around. The carvery is excellent and the atmosphere friendly. The other pub up from the Whittakers is the Griffin. There's a new landlord/lady there at the moment and I haven't been in since the change. It is smaller than Whittakers but my sister had her wedding do there a few years back, and they did a nice buffet. It was only a small family do though. :D

mez 11-01-2005 13:36

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yes lettie i have to agree with you there it would be a nice place for you, night venue now there are various places, such as sydneyst, cannine, brookes clubs all have rooms for celebrations such as yours:o :eek: ops lettie i really dont mean you at all !

bobthedj 11-01-2005 18:35

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I seem to recall a few years ago someone had their wedding do in the cafe in ASDA. They must have been pretty desperate.[/QUOTE]
I remember this wedding it was early morning about 9am as the pubs didn't open till 11am they all went to Asda for a 99p breakfast, this story made the news of the world.

WillowTheWhisp 11-01-2005 19:18

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We're having a buffet at The Observatory near Queens Park. It looks very nice and meals we've had there have been good so we hope it lives up to our expectations.

lindsay ormerod 12-01-2005 18:42

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Hi

Have you considered a cricket club for your evening do?Church,Bacup and Haslingden all have nice big function rooms and would be very economical.

-pixie 13-01-2005 08:11

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Thank you for everyones suggestions. It really did help as I don't know Accy and its venues very well.:)

Sara 13-01-2005 19:17

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Whatever you decide on, I hope you have a wonderful day.

-pixie 13-01-2005 20:21

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Thanks Sara.:)

And seeing contrary is my middle name - has antone had any experiences with Sparth House, as this has now become a possiblity?

K.S.H 13-01-2005 20:48

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Yeah, been to some realy good weddinngs there, do a nice meal and its a nice room if you get the one at the rear with the conservatory, cant help with prices though

-pixie 14-01-2005 17:52

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Extending the search to Blackburn, so feel free to chip in some more with the suggestions.:)

mez 14-01-2005 19:03

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hi,pixie just a few more, Astley bank, old england kiosk, Whitehall country club, or mabe the blackburn rovers club?

-pixie 14-01-2005 21:54

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Thanks mez.:)
We have decided on the Kiosk in Sunnyhurst Woods - I grew up round there. I'm really chuffed now we have a date and venue!:D

Beccas_Baby 15-01-2005 03:29

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pixie there is the tower room in darwen

mez 15-01-2005 08:22

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im glad your all sorted now pixie & hope you have a wonderful day, good luck for the future :foryou:

gemz 1 30-01-2005 13:00

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I have booked mine at mitton hall, i'm well and truly in love with it!

chav1 30-01-2005 13:27

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damn it wheres the delete post button :confused:

kelly123 30-01-2005 19:15

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i can certainatly vouch for the whittakers as my partners family run it, about the wedding venue we r gettin married and lookin at the whalley abbey 4 ours, it is suppose to b cheaper than the sparth house and will b nicer 4 photos, u can also stay over there


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