BARLEY HALL WEDDINGS
Capacity
Barley Hall is an ideal venue for intimate weddings and receptions for those wanting to celebrate with special friends and family members
The rooms available at Barley Hall can cater for the following maximum number of guests:
The Parlour
Celebrations within the Parlour will enjoy an exceptional atmosphere lit by glistening candles highlighting the rich red wall hangings in this superb room. The Parlour was once the room from which the Lord Mayor of York, Alderman William Snawsell resided over his business affairs and the furnishings recreated here reflect the high status of this important citizen of York in the 15th century.
| Ceremony | 30 guests maximum |
| Welcome Drinks | 30 guests maximum |
| Canapé Reception | 30 guests maximum |
| Seated Meal | 20 guests maximum |
| Wedding Interview | Bride, Groom and Registrar |
The Parlour can also be used as an ideal venue for photographs both before and after the ceremony
The Great Hall
Both ceremonies and receptions can be held in this remarkable high-beamed room which is dressed with hand painted hangings and features a decorative medieval tiled floor. Your ceremony will certainly be one that you and guests remember for years to come if you select this striking setting for your celebration
| Ceremony | 50 guests maximum |
| Welcome Drinks | 50 guests maximum |
| Canapé Reception | 50 guests maximum |
| Buffet Reception | 50 guests maximum |
| Seated Meal | 40 guests maximum |
The Gallery
If you chose to celebrate your ceremony and reception at Barley Hall, you may want to choose the Gallery as a venue for your welcome drinks at no extra charge. The Gallery features windows that overlook the Great Hall and is located next to the Parlour on the first floor. We will decorate the Gallery with greenery and candles for your Welcome Drinks; however it can be themed to match your package using choices from “Additional Inspiration”
Welcome drinks 50 guests maximum
The Gallery can also be used to take your photographs both before and after your ceremony, as can the courtyard area outside Barley Hall.