County Derry offers a selection of venues for weddings. Couples can select from options across different price points with facilities to suit their needs.
High-end venues.
- Drenagh Estate in Limavady occupies private gardens and grounds. It offers ceremony spaces including the Moon Garden, reception areas in the mansion or marquee, and accommodation nearby.
- Beech Hill Country House Hotel near Derry sits on 30 acres of mature grounds. It provides exclusive use for one wedding per day, banquet halls, gardens for ceremonies, and guest rooms.
- Roe Park Resort in Limavady includes a historic manor house setting. It supplies golf facilities, spa services, reception spaces, and on-site accommodation.
Mid-range venues.
- Bishop’s Gate Hotel in Derry city centre occupies a historic building. It features ceremony and reception suites, tailored dining options, and guest bedrooms.
- Everglades Hotel in Derry overlooks the River Foyle. It offers a large ballroom for gatherings, catering menus, and hotel rooms.
- The Ebrington Hotel in Derry provides modern spaces in a landmark building. It accommodates intimate or larger receptions with banquet facilities and lodging.
Budget venues
- White Horse Hotel in Derry delivers banquet areas for up to 350 guests, tailored packages, and on-site bedrooms.
- City Hotel Derry sits in a central location. It includes ceremony spaces, reception suites, and accommodation options.
- Lodge Hotel in Coleraine provides reception halls, catering services, and guest rooms.
These venues include ceremony areas, reception halls, catering, and accommodation to assist with wedding arrangements.
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