Weddings in the North West

England’s North West is just the right place for your fairytale wedding, with everything you could ever imagine. This corner of England boasts the largest national park, areas of outstanding beauty, miles of excellent coastline along with a diverse history and vibrant culture, luring visitors from all around - in fact it is the second most popular destination following London!

Escape to the picturesque county of Cheshire and explore the jewel in its crown, Chester. This undeniably attractive city is situated on the banks of the River Dee surrounded by Roman walls enclosing a delightful Roman Heritage. Most visitors come here to see the medieval architecture and beautiful half timbered buildings boasting true traditional English charm with The Rows being the most appealing and mostly photographed. This extraordinary series of two-tiered galleries of shops also provides a unique shopping experience.

Cumbria is home to one of the most romantic destinations -The Lake District. This beautiful national park entices over 12 million visitors each year with its towering mountains, ancient oak woodland, lake shores and magnificent waterfalls… a picture perfect setting for a wedding celebration! Artists and writers have drawn inspiration from this breathtaking area in particular the romantic poet William Wordsworth. But Cumbria is much more than the Lake District. The City of Carlisle has a long history due to its close proximity to Scotland, the story of the Border Reivers is all revealed in the Tullie House Museum. Then there is the lovely Furness Peninsula, a place where you can enjoy elegant and small seaside resorts.

Merseyside has a great deal to offer, from the Albert Dock, Britain’s most popular heritage attraction to The Beatles Museum where you can come across the sights and sounds of the 60’s. Discover England’s largest area of undeveloped dunes and coastal woodland while you are here. At the heart of Merseyside is Liverpool, a city with a vibrant and enthralling culture not to mention European Capital of Culture 2008 - exceptional national museums, galleries, sculptures, and theatre events awaits you!

Lancashire is ideal for a rural retreat! Go on romantic walks with your loved-one through the unspoilt Forest of Bowland or the rich green lowlands of the Ribble Valley whilst taking in the fresh air and panoramic views. For sea-lovers make sure you visit the countries most popular resort, Blackpool with plenty of attractions along its long sandy beach including Blackpool Tower and Blackpool Sea Life Centre.

The area of Greater Manchester has been transformed from industrial to centre of culture and arts and now offers an enjoyable tourism experience. The stylish city of Manchester is home to award-winning museums and galleries set within stunning Victorian buildings as well as world-class live events, international sporting competitions and whole range of attractions around every corner. All this and more make Manchester a place worth seeing!

Whether you fancy getting away from it all, or would rather live it up a little the North West has a bit of both worlds!