If you’re in search of a wedding venue in Dalston that meets your every need, we think the following top picks are just the ticket. Take a look and see what catches your eye.
MC Motors
MC Motors is a 6000-square foot warehouse space that can accommodate up to 350 guests in all. Positively brimming with character and a rustic charm, it fully embraces the everlasting trend for industrial, urban chic, with a brilliantly distressed and raw feel to the interior. The building has gone through a number of guises throughout the years, and was even subject to bombing damage during the war, which led to the addition of the sky-lighted roof, but all of this merely serves to add to the venue’s unique charisma and stripped back aesthetic.
The Brewhouse
Nestled beneath 2 railway arches, The Brewhouse is a multi-purpose event space that is complimented by an additional conservatory and a sun-soaked courtyard. The fully functional kitchen and team of chefs will easily take care of the catering, whilst the bars in both arches will ensure that the drinks keep flowing. Versatility and creativity are encouraged here, and the space can be dressed to suit each individual’s personal tastes, so if you had a theme in mind, don’t hold back!
Dalston Heights
Rich with texture and rustic appeal, the striking look at Dalston Heights has led to it becoming a popular photographic backdrop as well as a multi-use event space. The two main spaces are filled with an eclectic array of bold and interesting props and furniture which can be arranged as you wish. Skylights throughout ensure that the spaces also feel bright and airy, whilst the separate kitchen means that the catering will be handled inhouse with minimal fuss.
Jones & Sons
The restaurant at Jones & Sons offers a range of catering options, as well as a movable bar, full audio-visual equipment and a separate function room for more intimate gatherings. With room for 75 diners, they have catered for an average of 15 weddings a year in the past, meaning they are by now well versed in laying on a top-quality reception. As for getting there, Dalston Kingsland, Dalston Junction and Dalston Downs are all within comfortable walking distance.
The Roost
The Roost is a Victorian pub spread across a total of 4 floors that dates back to 1863. Boasting a wealth of original features, the charm of its heritage remains very much intact, whilst vintage wallpapers, bold art and an overall sense of decaying grandeur complete the look. Big fireplaces bring a homely touch, whilst large French doors provide access to an attractive planted garden, which serves as a lovely little breakaway space. Other highlights include a commercial kitchen and big windows that let in lots of natural light.
