An ostrich, Struthio camelus, feather. Ostriches are the largest living bird but are unable to fly. Males, however, do use their wings in elaborate mating displays.

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Weddings

What bride doesn’t want to be the centre of attention? We have the space, resources and creativity to make you shine.

Find information below about the Museum venues you can hire for your special evening.

Central Hall

The Central Hall offers a magical backdrop for a wedding reception, creating an unforgettable evening for both you and your guests. For capacity information, please see Central Hall.

Earth Hall

Choose the Earth Hall for a stunning setting with high ceilings and a fantastical quality. For capacity information please see Earth Hall.

Our suppliers will help you put together your perfect setting, food and entertainment, whether it be traditional, modern or a special theme. All our suppliers are accredited and have been specially selected by the Museum against strict quality standards. For more information by downloading the Accredited suppliers PDF (300KB).

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