Alderson House is a Grade II listed building on Warwick's High Street, built at the end of the 17th century and still carrying the features from that period — oak panelling in the dining room and a galleried staircase with a view out over Warwick Castle, a few minutes' walk away.
The house is licensed for ceremonies in its own Marriage Ceremony Room, with the oak-panelled dining room used for the wedding breakfast and an award-winning garden for drinks receptions in between. Being right in the town centre, it suits couples who want their day in the heart of historic Warwick rather than out in the countryside.
Where the band plays
The dining room is an intimate, oak-panelled space, so a smaller line-up often works better here than a full seven-piece — every band below can play as a scaled-down set for a room this size. There's no published sound limiter or curfew from the venue, so confirm both when you book, and let us know your access arrangements: a High Street town-centre venue can mean a tighter load-in than an out-of-town estate.
How the day flows
Couples marry in the Marriage Ceremony Room before guests move out into the garden for drinks, with the castle-view staircase a natural spot for photographs on the way. The wedding breakfast follows in the oak-panelled dining room, and the evening's music and dancing usually stay in the same room as the tables are cleared.
Bands available in Coventry and perfectly at home in a venue like this.
- Mirror — the Midlands act on our books, a natural fit for a Warwickshire wedding.
- The Tommy Guns — a big, confident function band built for a full room and a full dancefloor.
- Funking Brilliant — five-piece energy built to keep a dancefloor moving all night.
- Stereo Jack — a full-sized function band, comfortable filling a big room without losing the detail.
More live music in Warwickshire. A High Street town-centre venue calls for a different-sized line-up than an out-of-town estate, and we'll help you get it right.