We love Hull wedding venue The Deep

What can you expect?
For weddings with a difference look no further than The Deep, Hull's award-winning aquarium. Situated close to the city centre, it's just a short walk from the marina and there's plenty of accommodation nearby. With a number of spaces to choose from, it can accommodate parties of all sizes, from intimate affairs to large gatherings. Couples enjoy exclusive use of the venue after hours.

Time to celebrate!
Nuptials can take place alongside majestic sharks and turtles in Endless Oceans, by mesmerising jellyfish in Cool Seas, in front of playful penguins in the Kingdom of Ice or in the stunning Observatory overlooking the city and River Humber.

We love...
The dedicated event team works with each couple to ensure their special day is exactly how they imagined it.

The Deep | 01482 382 000 | www.thedeep.co.uk

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