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Situated in the heart of Carlisle, Tullie House Museum and Art Gallery offers a stunning setting for weddings. The most important day of your life deserves a truly beautiful setting, and Tullie House Museum and Art Gallery create the perfect location to say ‘I do.’
Katie Mitchell from Tullie House Museum and Art Gallery tells us more: "After an uncertain few years, date changes and wedding party numbers being reduced we are very excited to be hosting our first wedding fair since before the pandemic. A real chance to celebrate weddings and events going ahead with no restrictions and for couples to plan for their special day.
"This is an opportunity for us to showcase our venue and packages but also for local businesses to join this celebration and show off their expertise and how they can make that special day even more perfect. We look forward to working with them in the build up to the wedding fair, on the day and hopefully build relationships that last for the long term.
"Tullie House Museum and Art Gallery offers a range of stunning ceremony rooms to accommodate small intimate ceremonies and larger groups up to 100. Our rooms are situated centrally in the main building and Old Tullie House. Why not carry on your celebrations with a wedding breakfast and evening reception too?"
Tullie House Museum and Art Gallery wedding fair is on Sunday 20th March, 2022. Doors open from 11am until 2pm. Everyone is welcome, no booking or registration is required.
If your business would like to be involved in the wedding fair, please contact the events team on 01228 618 713 or weddings@tulliehouse.org
To find out more about Tullie House Museum and Art Gallery, visit www.tulliehouse.co.uk
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