Albert Hall, Manchester
27 Peter Street, Manchester, M2 5QR -
Up to
1800 guests
THE HEART OF MANCHESTER
Our Grade II listed home is located on Peter Street Manchester, adjacent to Deansgate, making it one of the most accessible and central wedding locations in the city.
WELCOME TO THE ALBERT HALL
We deliver a prestigious calendar of live music shows. It’s what we do. In 2013, a friend of ours asked if they could have their special day in The Albert Hall. Of course, we said yes. Since then, more and more people have tied the knot with us. Now weddings are what we do too.
MAKE IT HAPPEN
Each wedding is unique, but to give you some inspiration, we have put together The Albert Hall Wedding Guide to show you what we can provide and how to make it happen.
Capacity & layout
Standing
up to 1800
Dining
up to 260
Theatre
up to 1000
Cabaret
up to 200
Classroom
up to 250
Amenities
Tea
Stage
Flipchart
Cloakroom
Air conditioning
Whiteboards
Disabled access
Lectern
Breakout rooms
Audio & visual
Other
Can be included in price
Space rules
Cancellation policy
Details provided on event contract
Location
Reviews
Claire
August 2024Went here to watch a concert with my daughter who has special needs. I had contacted the venue months before our visit to enquire about special provisions for her. I had to provide documentation as proof but the process was smooth via email. Once we arrived we had been instructed to go straight to the front of the queue where we would be taken to a special seating area. Again, this process was pretty smooth. One of the members of staff (security) went above and beyond to make sure my daughter felt comfortable. We were given special wristbands and that meant we had a runner who would go and get drinks etc so we didn't have to leave our seats. The environment was OK. My only issue is they sat a pregnant lady and her husband on steps right next to us during the support act, and this blocked our route out as they took up all the stairs. It made no sense as there were plenty of seats these people could have sat in, however the security guard in our area seemed a little clueless and clearly wasn't clued up on health and safety. I can't score the place down though because other than that we were so well looked after and all the other staff were absolutely lovely. They went above and beyond for my daughter. I paid £9+ for two drinks of coke. (To be expected). There were plenty of toilets inside (lots of stairs). You can even go out the back for a smoke if you feel the need. The building itself is beautiful and reminded me of a church in many ways. We had an excellent view of the artist (Jessie Murph) and overall it was a lovely experience. I highly rate the staff here and I can't wait to return for another concert!
Oliver
July 2024Great venue. Set in an old church. Seating upstairs. Toilets are downstairs in the labyrinth below but overall what a cool place. Can get warm but they had free water for our concert. Great service from the staff as well. Entrance and exit was very swift. Will definitely be back to see other events here
John Ossoway
August 2024Went to see Magnetic Fields play their album 69 Love Songs over two nights here. It's a stunning venue, and the view from the balcony is superb.
Colin Perkins
August 2024Went to see Lauren Daigle here recently. The acoustics are some of the best I've heard for an old hall, with great views from the standing area. However, aesthetically its very tired and needs work and some ££ spent on it. Also they literally tightly pack as many people in as possible in the standing area and there was literally no room to move, This was off putting and we opted to not go the bar as we could barely move! Id suggest dropping the capacity a touch in the standing area, you would make more money on drinks and a create a more comfortable experience.
Spaces
in this venue
