Main Hall

The main hall in the Village Hall at Norbury is a fantastic space – it is 18 metres long by 9.75 metres wide excluding the stage area (please see our Floor Plan for the hall’s layout). It has multiple glass doors that open to a large paved patio / terrace area and the hall’s field, with stunning views of the Shropshire Hills. With so many windows this is a bright and inviting space, however, a cosy atmosphere can be easily created with lighting and other decorations.

Since opening in June 2015, the new village hall has been a popular venue for wedding celebrations and other special occasions, both with locals and those from further afield – comfortably accommodating up to 120 seated dinner guests or 200 people in a less formal arrangement (including space for a live band, DJ and dancing).

The main hall is also a great space for hosting a small business event – a craft / collector’s fair or a training workshop for example. In good weather, the hall’s field provides lots of extra space for a marquee or additional car-parking.

If you are hiring the main hall you also have full access to the Bar area and Kitchen which includes the use of all the catering equipment including glasses, crockery and cutlery. Your hall hire fee also includes the use of the hall’s tables and green upholstered chairs (not shown – please go to the Meeting Room page to see a photo). We also have 30 blue plastic chairs which are more suitable for using on the terrace – although many of our wedding hirers like to bring in rustic hay-bales for guests to sit on outside more informally.

To book the Village Hall at Norbury, Shropshire please call 07494 088463 or email hello@villagehallnorbury.co.uk.

 

Thank you to Kate and James for sharing photos of their wedding reception at the Village Hall at Norbury – the decorations and floral chandeliers look absolutely beautiful! Thank you also to Liz for sharing her photo (above right) – perfectly showing how the hall can be dressed with a more modern theme, which looks very elegant and striking indeed.