Licensed wedding venues in Hartlepool
7 venues are approved to hold a civil marriage or civil partnership in Hartlepool, according to the official GOV.UK list. Search the map by postcode to see what is nearest to you.
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Lauder Street, Hartlepool, TS24 8AT
01429 867 456
Approved by Hartlepool — the council to ask about this venue
Record lapsed 31 August 2024 — confirm with the council -
Borough Hall
Middlegate, the Headland, Hartlepool, TS24 0JD
01429 266269
Approved by Hartlepool — the council to ask about this venue
Approval recorded until 31 May 2027 -
Golden Lion
Dunston Road, Hartlepool, TS26 0EW
01429 867100
Approved by Hartlepool — the council to ask about this venue
Record lapsed 30 November 2025 — confirm with the council -
Hartlepool Town Hall
Raby Road, Hartlepool, TS24 8AH
01429 860663
Approved by Hartlepool — the council to ask about this venue
Record lapsed 31 August 2024 — confirm with the council -
National Museum of the
Jackson Dock, Maritime Avenue, Hartlepool, TS24 0XZ
01429 860077
Approved by Hartlepool — the council to ask about this venue
Approval recorded until 31 July 2026 -
The Duke of Cleveland
2 Church Walk, the Headland, Hartlepool, TS24 0Nd
01429 523337
Approved by Hartlepool — the council to ask about this venue
Approval recorded until 31 March 2028 -
The Marine Hotel
5-7 the Front, Seaton Carew, Hartlepool, TS25 1BS
01429 266244
Approved by Hartlepool — the council to ask about this venue
Approval recorded until 30 June 2027
What this list is, and what it is not
- It covers civil marriages and civil partnerships on approved premises in England and Wales. Scotland and Northern Ireland license the celebrant rather than the building, so they have no equivalent list.
- It does not include churches or other religious buildings, which are registered separately, and it barely covers register offices themselves.
- The source is a snapshot last updated 17 October 2025 and GOV.UK warns that not every current venue appears on it.
- A lapsed record is not a refusal. Roughly a third of entries show a past expiry date, including venues that plainly still hold weddings — it usually means a renewal has not been recorded centrally. Confirm with the venue or the council.