Created for entertaining, the Bath Assembly Rooms offer an elegant and timeless location for your event or wedding.  When completed for Georgian society entertaining, they were originally described as ‘the most noble and elegant of any in the kingdom’.

It is likely that Jane Austen visited these, using them as part of the novels Northanger Abbey and Persuasion which were written whilst she was staying in Bath.  Charles Dickens also visited the rooms, and mentions them in his book Pickwick Papers.  So the rooms are steeped in history and with literary connections.

Now owned by the National Trust, the Assembly Rooms offer 3 function rooms that may be used for civil ceremonies.  These are:-

The Ballroom – with a maximum capacity of up to 500 guests.

The Tearoom - with a maximum capacity of up to 250 seated or 300 standing

The Octagon Room – with a maximum capacity for up to 120 seated or 200 standing

The Card Room – with a maximum capacity for up to 80 or 100 standing

The Fashion Museum offers an unusual venue for a drinks reception with a capacity for up to 100 guests standing.

Suitable for:- wedding ceremony, civil ceremony, reception,private party,function

Convenient for:- Bath (World Heritage City), Bristol, Chippenham

Address:-  Bath Assembly Rooms, Bennett Street, Bath, Somerset, BA1 2QH

Bookings contact & phone number:-  01225 477786 (speak to the dedicated Function Manager)

Photo thanks to heatheronhertravels photostream @ Flickr