Molineux is no ordinary wedding venue, and if you are looking for a venue that will make your wedding day one that you will remember for the rest of your life – then look no further.

With a full civil ceremony wedding license, Molineux is a wonderful venue to invite your family and friends to celebrate your truly special day.

Our friendly, professional team will be delighted to organise every aspect of your wedding and we can adapt our facilities and services to suit your individual needs.

Our vast array of wedding suppliers, whose details are contained within this brochure are happy to help and offer services and guidance to ensure that your wedding is your personal wish come true.

The Molineux Suites  

The Hayward Suite - This is our premier suite, with breathtaking views overlooking the pitch, which makes it an ideal suite for Civil Ceremonies as well as wedding breakfasts. Depending on the layout of the room, this suite can accommodate up to 350 people, but also has the ability to be partitioned for smaller parties.

The Fallowfield Suite - Situated next to The Hayward Suite, The Fallowfield Suite is perfect for pre-wedding drinks and very small wedding breakfasts.

The Major Buckley Suite and Billy's Boot Room - The Major Buckley Suite is a wonderful room either on its own, or combined with Billy's Boot Room. Major Buckley's is a fairly long room with bar facilities that would comfortably hold up to 100 people. Billy's Boot Room is perfect for the enjoyment of pre-wedding breakfast drinks and canapés, or alternatively provides a good meeting place prior to the ceremony.

Sir Jacks' Restaurant - Sir Jack's Restaurant is a private, intimate and relaxed space with beautiful pitch side views. Ideally suited to smaller wedding gatherings, it provides the perfect intimate atmosphere to host your wedding celebration.

The Boardroom - The Boardroom is a lovely self contained suite on our 2 nd floor with a warm, welcoming ambience. It provides an elegant setting for civil ceremonies and small wedding receptions.

The Terrace Bar - An ideal ‘nightclub' style venue to hold informal wedding parties. It offers a relaxed setting with ample dance floor space, and wedding buffets are available.

Pitch facing Suites - These suites offer a chance to keep your event extremely private and personal, and hold a maximum of 15 people seated.

All our special wedding packages include the following:  

• Free Room Hire

• Table linen and napkins

• Flowers for the top table

• Red carpet

• Cake stand & knife

• A glass of champagne for the bride & groom

• Access to pitch-side for photo opportunities (due to Health & Safety guidelines only parties of 12 persons are allowed pitch-side at any one time)

• Changing room for bride and groom

• Table plan

• Personalised menus (2 per table)

• Duty Manager to act as Toastmaster (professional Toastmaster can be organized at an extra cost)

• Dinner for two in Sir Jacks Restaurant on your 1 st anniversary - includes Table d'Hote Dinner and a Half Bottle of House Champagne (subject to availability and minimum numbers)

Additional Service Package

• Wolfie and Wendy to entertain the children.

• Overnight stay in Bridal accommodation at a nearby hotel.

• Chauffeur driven limousine.

• Matchday concierge to greet the wedding party (subject to availability)

Price available upon request, please ask for details

Wedding Etiquette – a brief guideline

Top Table Seating

Speeches

Speeches will normally follow the traditional schedule as follows, however you can personalize speeches to the order and number to suit your own specific requirements:

Speech No 1 - The Brides Father ( or a close relative or family friend) – The brides father would always propose a toast of 'health and happiness to the bride and bridegroom'.  Before doing so he would normally welcome the grooms parents, relatives of both families any other guests and welcome the groom to his family and say a few words about his daughter.

Speech No 2 – The Bride Groom - The bridegroom replies on behalf of the newylweds, and thank his parents for there love and care during his youth, for the start they gave him in life, and for their good wishes for his future and that of his wife. He will also take this opportunity on behalf of his wife and himself to thank all those present for their gifts.

Should there be any close members of the family who could not attend the wedding because of illness, they should be mentioned and be wished for a speedy recovery.

To conclude, the bridegroom will propose the toast of the bridesmaids, and thank them for a job well done, he may also present them with a small gift as a token of their appreciation

Speech No 3 - It is the best man's duty to respond to this toast on behalf of the bridesmaids, his speech should be light hearted and fun. It should be the high spot of the reception and it is very often his ability to make this particular speech, with humour and interest, that is the deciding chapter on the selection of the best man. (no pressure then!)