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The Guildhall dartmouth


-Wedding Venue- A FANTASTIC VENUE FOR YOUR EVENT!


The Council Chamber at the Guildhall Dartmouth is newly refurbished and is available for hire for events. The historic setting is something really special.The Council Chamber is also licensed for Marriage Ceremonies.


There are two rooms that can be hired for receptions, also within the Guildhall. The Clifton Room will accommodate a maximum of 60 people and is ideal for smaller gatherings. The Ballroom will accommodate a maximum of 200 people. It has a stage at one end, making it ideal for receptions with musical entertainment. A brand new catering kitchen is available to hire on request.


Or for a really different summer wedding reception our 18th Century Open Air Market (in Victoria Road) is also available for hire.


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