Find out more about Manchester venue, 20 Stories

Bride and groom embracing in front of a high rise building window

20 STORIES, M3 3EB
01612 043 333 | www.20stories.co.uk

Situated on the 19th-floor of No.1 Spinningfields, 20 Stories is composed of a glamorous restaurant, lively bar and expansive rooftop terrace offering 360 degree views of Manchester. The venue brings warmth and authenticity through its décor and takes inspiration from nature with modern elements. The alluring rooftop terrace includes an outdoor lounge bar, a canopy of trees, dramatic lighting and a firepit that’s perfect for winter celebrations.

Celebrate in style
20 Stories is a licensed venue and can accommodate weddings in a choice of three rooms. The Restaurant (100) is a blank canvas, perfect for couples looking to add a personal touch to their décor.

Alternatively, the Terrace is available. This elegant rooftop space has an outside bar, firepit, heaters, umbrellas and panoramic views of the city. It has room for 80 guests for the ceremony, and half the space can be used to hold 150 loved ones for an informal reception.

Ceremony room at Manchester venue 20 Stories

The Private Room is separated from the main restaurant and overlooks the Town Hall. The space has floor-to-ceiling windows, a gold feature wall and it’s own sound system. It’s capable of holding 30 friends and family for the service and 24 for the wedding breakfast.

The left-hand side of the restaurant (120) can be hired for receptions. It has a mixture of booth seating and individual tables with plenty of room for guests to mingle. Alternatively, the whole restaurant can be hired for celebrations of up to 200.

For large nuptials, the whole venue can be hired exclusively so that guests can enjoy each space throughout the day.

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Couples will receive a complimentary menu tasting, dedicated wedding planner, bespoke printing services and a list of trusted wedding suppliers.

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