Venues — Birmingham

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Birmingham offers a world-class cultural scene, diverse and lively mix of shopping, attractions, nightlife and access to some of the country’s most beautiful countryside.

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Birmingham has certainly seen a change or two, with more and more stylish restaurants coffee culture exploding everywhere, new luxury apartments and a wide range of hotels to accommodate you. Birmingham is definitely the place to be seen.

The range of restaurants covers the globe and reflects the cosmopolitan mix of the city’s population. Whatever your taste choice of cuisines is on offer, from Latin
American and Mongolian to the finest French and world renowned Balti.

For those in search of nightlife, the vibrant Broad Street, The Waters Edge and Brindleyplace open its doors to a variety of pubs and clubs. The fashionable Mailbox accommodates trendsetter's with its stylish designer stores, arts and eateries.

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At Pink Weddings we are working closely with a number of venues in introducing the concept of same sex ceremonies, celebration parties and dinners. We will find the right venue that suits your requirement.

Marston Farm Hotel, originally a 17th century farmhouse, is situated in 9 acres of picturesque Warwickshire countryside. Its grounds border the Birmingham-Fazeley canal where towpath walks and colourful boats can be enjoyed. Show me more

The Macdonald Burlington, The Macdonald Burlington Hotel has stood on its site in New Street, Birmingham since 1874. In that time it has welcomed guests from all over the world.Find out more

Ramada Hotel, A perfect venue for your ceremony and celebration with everything on its door step, great backdrops and lively atmosphere makes this venue a must for your day. Find out more

National Trust, Browse our new National Trust page and see if there is a suitable venue near you for your ceremony and celebration, more

Gay Scene

Birmingham is a city with one of the most vibrant gay scenes around. It has two of the best gay clubs in the country. The gay village is centered around Hurst Street near the centre of the city (just around the corner from Birmingham New Street train station).

The scene is more relaxed than in London and yes its true the further north you go the friendlier the scene gets, so they we have heard.