We had our wedding reception at the Plough Pub!!!

By milly51
January 8, 2008 in General ED Issues / Gossip

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Posted January 8, 2008

Yes it is true!!! A WEDDING VENUE.

Having spent years avoiding The Plough Pub as it was known as a geezer/ fighting pit our desperate bit to find a venue led us there. We braved a visit to discover a GEM.

We were looking for a place to hold an informal wedding reception of 80-120 people and the Plough Pub on Lordship lane fitted the bill exactly. It is split in two by a lovely bar. We chose the large room next to the left. It is has muted chic Victorian interior with panelled columns and exposed brick work. Lots of quirky tables, standard lamps and sofas. There is a dance floor area with potential use of the pubs own decks and sound system. Mark the Manager accommodated our two live bands, his chef put on a fabulous spread of healthy food for 100 people plus evening snacks. (They even obliged me with wheat free and veggie options). Mark and his staff prepared punches and toasts. They worked as a team tirelessly and all with smiles. We had a wonderful wedding reception and the bar service was smooth. I recommend you give the new revamped pub a try. Great garden, kid friendly, live music, good loos, and serve food all day, good bar snacks. THANKS TO ALL THE STAFF AT THE PLOUGH. We'll be back many times

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