Find Party venues for rent in Brighton, UK

About Brighton

Located on the south coast, Brighton is one of England's most popular tourist spots. Known for its picturesque pebble beach, creative spirit and distinctive Regency architecture, the city attracts visitors from across the globe. Some of Brighton's most popular attractions include the Royal Pavilion, British Airways i360 viewing tower and the iconic Victorian Palace Pier.

If you're looking to host a party in Brighton, you're in luck. The city is home to dozens of brilliant venues available for hire.

Party Options in Brighton

• Caterers
  Food quality can make or break an event. However, you don't want to be spending hours preparing, serving and cleaning up the food yourself. This is when you'll need to hire some assistance. The good news is that several highly-rated catering businesses call Brighton home.

• Bar Hire
  Once you've located the perfect venue, it's time to consider drinks. If you're a cocktail connoisseur, you may want to consider hiring a mobile bar and bartenders who are experts in crafting moreish cocktails. Your guests won't be able to get enough!

• Photo booth
  One of the best ways to remember a party for years to come is to take loads of photos. So why not capture the fun by hiring a photo booth? A mobile photo booth enables you and your guests to commemorate the event through fun photos, and it also brings people together!

Party Vendors in Brighton

• The Green Fig Catering Company
  Talk to the Green Fig Catering Company if you're looking for a top-rated catering company in the Brighton area. The company works across the UK and has catered for various events, including parties, weddings, business lunches and more. Since their founding, the company has worked at several prestigious venues in East Sussex and the surrounding areas, creating delicious dishes that delight its customers and event attendees. Popular catering options include finger buffets, sharing boards and sit-down meals.

• The Cocktail Service
  The Cocktail Service offer mobile bar hire services in the UK and abroad. The team are experts at what they do and have ample experience delivering event bar services at weddings, corporate gatherings and other events. The company, which was founded in 2009, delivers over 600 events annually all across the globe and has worked with prestigious brands including Red Bull, Facebook and Google.

• Blushbooth
  Blushbooth offers photo booth hire in the Brighton area for those who want to throw a truly memorable party. The company offers photo booth hire with an exciting twist: not only can you hire standard photo booths, but you can also rent GIF, video, slo-mo and green screen booths! So if you're looking to give your party a fun-filled atmosphere, Blushbooth can help.

Pros and Cons of Brighton

Advantages

• Food and drink culture
  Brighton has incredible food and drink culture. Whether you're a meat-eater, vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free or dairy-free, you'll find a great place to eat. If you're in the mood for a drink, Brighton is home to dozens of weird and wonderful bars where you'll find a thirst-quenching beverage. Because of these many options, you're sure to find a caterer that will suit your party needs!

• Events
  Brighton hosts several annual events that attract thousands of visitors. For example, the UK's biggest Pride Festival is held in the city every August. Other exciting events include the Brighton Festival, the Sussex Beer Festival, the March of the Mermaids and Burning the Clocks. The presence of these festivals can impart an even livelier atmosphere to your party should you wish to plan it on the same date as the festivals.

• Green spaces
  The Brighton and Hove area is awash with stunning green spaces, including parks, allotments, and areas of natural beauty. Popular parks within the city include Stanmer Park, Preston Park, St. Ann's Well Gardens, East Brighton Park and the South Downs National Park. If you decide to stay in the city after your party, you have many places to see!

Disadvantages

• Noise
  Brighton is a popular place for day trips and nights out, meaning that the city can get rather loud at peak times. If you prefer a quieter celebration, it may help to hire a soundproof venue.

• Crowds
  The city welcomes almost 10 million day visitors each year, meaning it can feel pretty crowded. So if you're planning to hold your party in Brighton during the summer, be prepared as you may have to contend with large crowds!

• High demand
  Brighton is a popular city, and, as a result, party venues will be in high demand. If you can, try to book your event as early as possible to ensure the venue is available on your chosen date.

Famous Locations in Brighton

• Kemptown
  On the seafront in East Brighton, you'll find Kemptown, a small community known for its impressive Regency architecture. The area is loved for its free-spirited, exciting nightlife. In fact, Kemptown has been dubbed "the ideal destination for a city break" by Time Out. Historically, Kemptown is known as an actors and artists quarter. As a result, the area has a creative, artistic feel to it. Within Kemptown, you'll find a variety of exciting things to do. If you're in the mood for a short, leisurely stroll, visit Sussex Square and admire the grand houses. Alternatively, you can explore the seafront via Volk's Electric Railway, the world's oldest electric railway still in operation.

• The Chattri Memorial
  The Chattri, located in the South Downs National Park near Brighton, is a memorial dedicated to the Indian soldiers who fought in the First World War. The Sikhs and Hindus who sadly lost their lives during the conflict were cremated on the Downs, and the memorial was resurrected to commemorate the fallen soldiers. Inscriptions on the monument, written in Hindi, Punjabi and English, read: 'In honour of these soldiers of the Indian Army whose mortal remains were committed to fire'.

• Brighton Museum & Art Gallery
  Located in the garden of the spectacular Royal Pavilion, Brighton Museum & Art Gallery sits at the heart of the city's thriving cultural quarter. The museum hosts permanent galleries, displays, and temporary exhibitions exploring Brighton's contribution to art, history and culture. Ticket prices range from £3 to £5 depending on age. However, if you are a Brighton and Hove resident, you can enter free of charge!