North East Ceremonies: Bold Cities, Stunning Landscapes and Beautiful Shores

We are based in Leeds, West Yorkshire, and create ceremonies across West Yorkshire,  North Yorkshire, South Yorkshire, North West, North East, the Midlands. We are always happy to travel to other parts of the country or around the world. Whether you're planning a ceremony in your hometown, by the sea, or abroad, we will bring our friendly, warm and creative approach to your celebration.

Urban and Coastal Ceremonies in the North East

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    Newcastle upon Tyne

    Newcastle is a lively and historic city on the River Tyne, known for its Georgian streets, bridges, cultural venues and strong identity. It has a rich industrial past and a thriving creative scene, with galleries, theatres and music at its core. The city centre is walkable, with a blend of historic architecture and modern developments.

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    Durham

    Durham is a compact cathedral city with cobbled streets, a winding river and a collegiate atmosphere. Its centre is framed by wooded hills and historic buildings, and the city sits within easy reach of nearby countryside. Though small, Durham has a distinctive and enduring character.

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    Sunderland

    Located on the coast at the mouth of the River Wear, Sunderland combines maritime heritage with open beaches and green spaces. The city includes a university, a growing arts presence and traditional seafront neighbourhoods.

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    Middlesbrough

    Middlesbrough is an industrial town that has become known for its art, engineering and independent culture. Its layout includes open civic spaces, a university, galleries, and the landmark Transporter Bridge. The surrounding area includes both urban sprawl and nearby moorland.

  • View of a historic castle on a grassy hill, with a stone wall and a lion statue in the foreground.

    Alnwick

    Alnwick is a historic town in Northumberland, home to Alnwick Castle and a well-preserved town centre with cobbled streets and stone buildings. It is also known for The Alnwick Garden and is set within a landscape of rolling farmland and coast nearby.

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    Whitley Bay

    Whitley Bay is a colourful seaside town with long beaches, a promenade and a popular lighthouse at St Mary’s Island. Once a traditional resort, it has undergone significant regeneration while keeping its playful, coastal charm.

  • Darlington

    Darlington is a large market town with a strong railway legacy and a broad high street. It has undergone redevelopment in recent years and sits within easy reach of the A1, with a mix of Georgian buildings, green space and residential neighbourhoods.

  • Stockton-on-Tees

    Stockton is a riverside town with a growing cultural presence. Its centre includes a wide high street, public buildings and performance spaces, and the River Tees runs directly through the town, offering waterside walks and bridges connecting to Thornaby and beyond.

  • Gateshead

    Just across the river from Newcastle, Gateshead is home to some of the region’s most recognisable contemporary landmarks, including the BALTIC Centre for Contemporary Art and Sage Gateshead. The town also includes quieter residential areas and parks, as well as historic industrial districts along the river.

  • South Shields

    A seaside town at the mouth of the Tyne, South Shields has sandy beaches, coastal parks and a long history as a port. The town centre and seafront are closely connected, and the area has a strong local identity.

  • North Shields

    North Shields is a working harbour town on the north side of the river. Known for its fish quay and maritime links, it offers a mix of old and new, with growing independent businesses alongside its industrial waterfront.

  • Tynemouth

    Tynemouth sits on the headland at the mouth of the Tyne, with sea views, historic ruins and a village-like centre. It is well connected to the metro system and combines coastal scenery with independent cafés, markets and a long stretch of beach.

  • Cramlington

    Cramlington is a planned town north of Newcastle, developed in the 20th century. It includes residential neighbourhoods, retail centres and a network of parks and walking routes, giving it a green and accessible layout.

  • Morpeth

    Morpeth is a market town with riverside walks, gardens and historic buildings. Its compact centre is known for local shops and a weekly market, and the town is surrounded by countryside while still well connected by road and rail.

  • Berwick-upon-Tweed

    Berwick is a border town with centuries of military history, seen in its defensive walls and riverside fortifications. It sits on the coast near the mouth of the River Tweed, with dramatic coastal views, a distinctive layout and a long history of cultural exchange.

  • Hartlepool

    Hartlepool is a coastal town with a strong naval and shipbuilding history. The marina and Headland areas reflect both working docks and historic sea defences, and the town has direct access to beaches and waterfronts.

  • Redcar

    Redcar is a straightforward seaside town with a long beach and a strong connection to its industrial past. It includes a mix of residential areas and traditional seafront features such as a promenade and amusements.

  • Saltburn-by-the-Sea

    Saltburn is a Victorian coastal town at the edge of the North York Moors. It features a cliff tramway, pier and wooded valley gardens, and has become known for its creative, slightly bohemian atmosphere alongside its natural setting.

Rural and Coastal Ceremonies in the North East

  • North Pennines

    With dramatic moors, hidden valleys and stone-built villages, the North Pennines offer peace, seclusion and scenic beauty. Ideal for wild, reflective ceremonies close to nature. Key spots include Alston, Allendale, Nenthead, Garrigill and Middleton-in-Teesdale.

  • Northumberland National Park

    Known for dark skies and rolling hills, this vast protected landscape is home to quiet villages like Rothbury, Bellingham, Ingram and Harbottle — ideal for stargazing ceremonies or romantic retreats.

  • Coquetdale and Cheviot Hills

    Gently rugged and remote, these landscapes inspire ceremonies filled with stillness, story and sweeping views.

  • Teesdale

    Waterfalls, woodland and stone cottages create the perfect setting for thoughtful, grounded celebrations. Villages like Romaldkirk, Cotherstone and Mickleton are hidden gems.

  • Coastal Villages (Seahouses, Craster, Beadnell)

    Windblown, picturesque and deeply characterful — these small fishing villages suit couples drawn to the wild edges of land and sea.

  • Bamburgh and Holy Island Coast

    The stretch from Bamburgh to Holy Island is rich with rugged coastline, sandy beaches, and a sense of timeless solitude. This area offers dramatic sea views, quiet coves, and a deep connection to nature’s wild beauty, perfect for memorable moments by the shore.

  • The Farne Islands and Bamburgh Coast

    Just off the Northumberland coast, the Farne Islands offer a wild, windswept escape full of seabirds and seals. Nearby Bamburgh’s sandy beaches and historic castle create a dramatic setting where sea meets sky in a timeless embrace

  • Weardale and High Force

    Weardale’s broad valleys and rugged moorland are home to scenic waterfalls, including the spectacular High Force. This landscape combines natural power and quiet beauty, perfect for those seeking space, fresh air, and wild corners to discover.