Voco St. David’s, Cardiff is a luxury hotel and spa with truly breathtaking views of Cardiff Bay

Bride and groom walking in front of Voco St. David’s, Cardiff

VOCO ST. DAVID’S, CARDIFF, CF10 5SD
02920 454 045 | https://stdavids.vocohotels.com/weddings


Voco St. David’s, Cardiff is a luxury hotel and spa with truly breathtaking views of Cardiff Bay and Penarth Marina. The landmark location makes a luxurious and romantic waterfront setting in which to say ‘I do’.

Featuring a stylish, contemporary and elegant design – reminiscent of a boat’s sail – from the moment you enter this beautiful venue, you will be amazed.

All of the 142 bedrooms have floor-to-ceiling windows and balconies, offering unimpeded, idyllic views over Cardiff and the bay.

Celebrate in style
Licensed for civil ceremonies and able to host up to 220 guests for a seated ceremony and up to 350 for the evening party, voco St. David’s, Cardiff is the perfect space for both large and small nuptials. 

Happy couples can choose the Roald Dahl Suite with its own private entrance; the Dylan Thomas Suite for its private balcony; the Penarth Suite for a cosy wedding; or the outside terrace for waterfront weddings with the most magnificent views over the bay. As a clear day turns to night, the shimmering light from the bay provides the ultimate backdrop for the party, allowing you and your guests to mark the occasion with photos that are sure to last a lifetime.

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The venue includes a recently refreshed spa, a gym and the ‘Tir a Môr’ restaurant and bar; providing everything a wedding party needs to celebrate in style

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