This summer, we’re bringing island spirit to the south coast. The Salt Room has joined forces with award-winning Seychelles rum brand Takamaka for an exclusive collaboration that’s set to heat things up with sunshine vibes, expertly crafted cocktails and unforgettable events.
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Weddings at The Salt Room
If you’re planning a wedding in Brighton, The Salt Room stands as the perfect venue for toasting your future and dancing the night away on the seafront. With a reputation as Brighton’s best seafood restaurant, paired with breathtaking views of the sea and the historic West Pier, The Salt Room offers a truly distinctive and unforgettable setting for your special day
If the sun is shining, you can start your special day with a stylish drinks reception on our terrace, soaking in the seaside ambiance. Should the weather take a turn, our elegant mezzanine, bar area, and main restaurant provide a beautiful indoor alternative, ensuring your day remains seamless and stress-free.
Our mezzanine is perfectly suited to host your top table, while also providing a lively space for dancing into the night. With a capacity for 95 seated guests or up to 120 standing, there’s ample room to share your joyous occasion with all your loved ones. Throughout the day, The Salt Room’s dedicated team will be on hand to ensure every detail is taken care of and every guest feels cherished.
Of course, no great wedding is complete without exceptional food. With our award-winning tailor-made event menus, a tempting selection of canapés, and bespoke feasting options, we’re confident your wedding breakfast will be every bit as memorable as your ceremony. We also have a designated bar serving u an exceptional wine list and some of the best cocktails in Brighton, with a license that goes through til midnight, or later if an extended license is applied for.
The Salt Room is more than just a venue – it’s a place where lifelong memories are made. We invite our happy couples to return for complimentary glasses of Champagne on their anniversaries.
