Whirlowbrook Hall, Sheffield Wins South Yorkshire Wedding Venue of the Year for the Fifth Year

5th January 2018

Whirlowbrook Hall in Sheffield's S11 is proud to announce that they have been awarded Top Rated Wedding Venue in Yorkshire and the Humber for 2017.

The venue has also been awarded Best South Yorkshire Wedding venue for the fifth year running. These awards are based on the customer feedback from Wedding couples via the Wedding Dates website. Since re-opening in June 2013, Whirlowbrook Hall has gone from strength to strength and has become one of the most sought after Wedding venues in the area. The venue has enjoyed another successful year in 2017, and are delighted to have maintained the award for the Top Rated Wedding Venue in Yorkshire and the Humber for a second year. The venue is also thrilled to have been awarded the Best South Yorkshire Wedding venue award for the fifth consecutive year after first being awarded in December 2013. Paul Brown Director said -We are delighted to have been voted the Top Rated Wedding Venue in Yorkshire and the Humber for a second year. It is great recognition for the hard work of the team who put all their effort into every Wedding, to ensure it is perfect for the happy couple. We are also really pleased to have been awarded the top venue in South Yorkshire for the fifth year running. Such continued success in a really competitive environment is outstanding.

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