Communion party venues
Communion parties are daytime family events, usually straight after Mass, with plenty of children. Like christenings, they suit halls and pub function rooms close to the church that are happy with buggies and kids running about.
Choose your town
Communion party venues in each town we cover.
Reading
1 room · Berkshire
See the roomSwindon
1 room · up to 120 guests · Wiltshire
See the roomStockport
1 room · up to 120 guests · Greater Manchester
See the roomTameside
1 room · up to 250 guests · Greater Manchester
See the roomTrafford
2 rooms · up to 200 guests · Greater Manchester
See all 2Wolverhampton
2 rooms · up to 200 guests · West Midlands
See all 2All 8 rooms
Every room we list for communions, biggest first.
St Alphonsus Parish Centre
Dunstall Hill Community Centre
Low Hill Community Centre
St Ann's Parish Centre
Des Moffatt Western Community Centre
Lyndhurst Road Community Centre
What to look for
- Distance from the church
- An early afternoon start
- Child-friendly food and space to play
- A kitchen if you're bringing your own food
- Seats for grandparents
Questions people ask
When do communion parties take place?
Usually on a Saturday or Sunday in May and June, so popular rooms book up early in spring.
How long should I book the room for?
Three to four hours is typical. Add set-up time if you're decorating.
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