The Morning Room is offered for meetings, conferences, wedding receptions, ceremonies, and other events. It can accommodate up to around 120 people in a theatre-style setup and is one of several dedicated event rooms available for hire
The Drawing Room is offered as one of the smaller meeting & event spaces at Saltmarshe Hall, suitable for gatherings that benefit from a more intimate yet refined setting. It can accommodate up to 20 people in a boardroom-style setup.
The Dining Room is offered as one of the smaller meeting & event spaces at Saltmarshe Hall, suitable for gatherings that benefit from a more intimate yet refined setting. It can accommodate up to 20 people in a boardroom-style setup.
A small, elegant interior space within Saltmarshe Hall, typically furnished with casual seating and bookshelves, used as a meeting or event room (ideal for intimate gatherings or discussions) also as a relaxation or social space for guests at the Hall.
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Hosting a christening party is the perfect way to share the love on your child’s special day. Organizing an awesome event from scratch doesn’t have to be a baptism of fire, we’ve written this simple guide to turn you into an instant expert. Choosing a christening venue is an important part of planning this special event. It’s not just about finding a place to gather after the ceremony, but about creating a warm and welcoming environment where family and friends can celebrate this significant milestone. Here are five steps to organizing the best christening party:Step 1: Set Your Budget First things first, decide on your budget. This will be your roadmap, guiding you through your venue options without getting lost in the sea of choices.Step 2: Choose the LocationNext up, location. Ideally, you’ll want something close to the church where the christening is taking place. It’s all about making it easy for your guests to move from the ceremony to the celebration.Step 3: Check Accessibility Now, let’s think about accessibility. If you have elderly or disabled guests, you’ll want to make sure the venue is easy for them to navigate. It’s all about making everyone feel welcome and comfortable.Step 4: Decide on the Type of Venue Here’s where it gets fun - choosing the type of venue. It could be anything from a church hall or social club to a pub, restaurant, or even your own home. Think about the vibe you want for the celebration and choose a venue that fits.Don’t forget to check out what each venue has to offer. Are there enough seats and tables? Is there a PA system for speeches? Maybe a play area for the little ones? Make sure the venue ticks all your boxes.Step 5: Consider the Size Last but not least, size. You’ll want a venue that’s just right—not too big, you don’t want your guests spread out like survivors of a zombie apocalypse, and not too small, so your guests are squeezed in like commuters on the Piccadilly line at rush hour (if you’ve been there you know!). Make sure you find your christening’s Goldilocks venue—the one that’s just right for your guest list.Organising a christening party may seem daunting, but with careful planning and consideration, you can create a wonderful celebration for this special day. To get started, you’ll find a treasure trove of options and ideas at www.chooseyourvenue.com/christening-party-venues. Happy planning!
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