Weddings at Davie Hall
Davie Hall makes a great choice for a larger wedding reception in Plymouth.
Part of the University of Plymouth, Davie Hall Function Suite offers a versatile space that can host seated dinner-dances with beautifully set dining tables and attentive waiting staff, or standing receptions with cocktails, canapés and live food stations for your guests to enjoy, with dancing later in the evening. The hall is equipped with a fully stocked licensed bar, a stage, and a dance floor, and can be transformed for any occasion to cater for up to 100 seated guests, where all drinks and food are available and prepared on site.
Facilities
The largest function space at Davie Hall can seat 100 for a sit-down meal
Full table-service catering is available at Davie Hall - perfect for a wedding breakfast with your friends and family
There is a cash bar at Davie Hall, so your guests can buy a range of alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks
Recent Events
The following events have been booked to take place at Davie Hall, to give you an idea of suitability
| Birthday (16-21 years) | 65 guests | Feb 2022 |
| Birthday (7-11 years) | 45 guests | Apr 2020 |
| Birthday (6yrs or under) | 20 guests | Dec 2015 |
| Wedding or Civil Partnership | 50 guests | Aug 2014 |
| Birthday (16-21 years) | 130 guests | Feb 2014 |
Award-winning Local DJs
The following award-winning mobile disco operators are recommended for weddings and other important events at Davie Hall:
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Miscellaneous
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These details were last checked on Sun, 02 Jun 2024 09:05:08 +0000 and include aspects provided by or checked by the venue.
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