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- 20th Feb 2025
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Could Anarchy Brewery be one of the most alternative wedding venues in Newcastle?
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If you’re looking for a wedding venue in Newcastle that breaks the mould, encourages creativity and embraces your individuality, Anarchy Brewery might just be your dream location.
Forget same old traditions and formal settings – here, you’ll find a venue that allows you to celebrate your love in a way that truly reflects you as a couple.
Located on the outskirts of Newcastle city centre, Anarchy Brew Co is an award-winning, independent craft brewery offering more than just great beer.
After recently renovating, the venue offers an unconventional, urban setting perfect for if you’re an alternative couple wanting to ditch the traditional wedding format and create your big day that’s uniquely yours.
YOUR SEARCH FOR ALTERNATIVE WEDDING VENUES IN NEWCASTLE IS OVER
Anarchy Brewery isn’t your typical wedding venue. Known for hosting live rock shows and alternative art exhibitions, the brewery has a rebellious, edgy charm. With its rough-around-the-edges aesthetic and industrial vibes, it’s a blank canvas waiting for you to add your own personality. Anarchy Brew stays true to its roots offering a raw and authentic space that’s welcoming to all (even your four-legged friends).
True to its name, this venue stands out from the crowd from other wedding venues in Newcastle. Inclusive, bold and if you’re looking to make their celebration truly unique, it offers the freedom to design your day exactly how you want. Whether you’re dreaming of a festival-inspired wedding, skipping formalities for a laid-back party, or creating a personalised atmosphere without any restrictions, this venue gives you the flexibility to celebrate your love on your terms.
WHAT TO EXPECT FROM AN ANARCHY BREWERY WEDDING
Guests: up to 200 seated and up to 500 standing
Available from 10am to 1am
A wedding at Anarchy Brew is all about making things simple yet memorable. Whether you want a laid-back celebration with beer hall-style tables and street food or a full-scale party with a live band and DJ, this venue has everything you need to bring your vision to life.
From the bar handcrafted from reclaimed wood, serving a range of beers, wines, spirits and soft drinks to a raised stage area for live music and entertainment, Anarchy Brewery really has everything you need to get the party started.
Plus, there’s even a large cinema screen and projector available (free of charge) for displaying videos and pictures on the day – perfect for speeches.
And why not add in a brewery tour for small groups of your guests in between your day time meal and evening reception to keep your guests entertained?
MAKE YOUR WEDDING YOUR OWN
What we love about Anarchy Brewery is that it has a completely flexible approach to weddings – no tight restrictions, no one-size-fits-all packages, just endless possibilities.
Choose from a list of approved street food vendors serving everything from pizza to tacos, ensuring you and your guests get the food you love. And of course, you’ll need something to get the party started. From welcome drinks to custom-designed wedding beers brewed and canned on-site (we’re obsessed with these), there are plenty of options to keep the drinks flowing.
Make sure to take advantage of the built-in stage and PA system to bring in your favourite band or DJ and dance the night away with all your loved ones.
THE PERSONAL TOUCH
To make your wedding planning even smoother, Anarchy Brewery works with Jane from Birdcages and Dragonflies, an experienced wedding planner who can help bring your vision to life. Whether you want boho chic, punk rock or something totally out there, Jane can help create a stunning setup that suits your style.
Want more information? Enquire now at [email protected] to start planning your unforgettable day.
VISIT ANARCHY BREWERY’S WEBSITE
Unit A1, Benfield Business Park, Benfield Road, Newcastle Upon Tyne
NE6 4NQ
Rachael Ellis
Creative Solutions Manager
After gaining a first in her BA Media and Journalism degree at Northumbria University, Rachael worked at Newcastle’s leading regional newspaper with her stories being picked up in national and global newspapers. She spent two very successful years giving a voice to those communities across the North East who otherwise…
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