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If you are planning a birthday celebration, wedding reception, life celebration or even corporate awards, choose Corpus Christi Hall in Maidstone for something unique and individual.
Located in Earl Street, Maidstone's
restaurant quarter, Corpus Christi Hall is elegance by 12th-century design, with immense vaulted ceilings, beautiful architecture and the extra something that would make your event the talk of the county town. It has a fully licensed bar, fully functioning catering kitchen and suppliers at hand to make your event amazing, whether a winter wonderland, medieval banquet or even a full-on gothic masquerade ball.
It’s never too soon to plan for
Christmas, so if you are keen to take a look around, get in touch to arrange to view Corpus Christi Hall and get some ideas to make your party one to remember.
The hall's website has details on some
fantastic events coming soon, from Hog Roast nights, Halloween Ball, a Hogwarts supper night, New Year's Eve party and pop-up Sunday roasts.
From November this year it will also be possible to get married in the hall.
The hall can seat up to 200 people and there is easily accessible parking opposite in Fremlin Walk. The friendly staff are looking forward to planning your event to ensure a spectacular moment in time to remember.
So if you would like to stand out from the crowd, show your friends and family an exclusive experience without blowing your budget, choose Corpus Christi Hall in the heart of Maidstone.
Editorial supplied by Corpus Christi Hall
CORPUS CHRISTI HALL ELEGANCE BY 12TH CENTURY DESIGN
The most beautiful venue for any type of event
• Signature Wedding Receptions
• Stylish Events & Celebrations
• Corporate Delegate Days
Maidstone’s Exclusive Venue
The Corpus Christi Hall Earl Street, Maidstone, Kent ME14 1JP
www.christis.co.uk T: 01622 670011 E:
contact@christis.co.uk Mid Kent Living 25
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