Glasgow has added another stunning wedding venue to its roster through the transformation of a well-known landmark.
The North Rotunda, on the banks of the River Clyde and overlooking the Finnieston Crane, has been refurbished to create a venue for weddings, civil partnerships, and celebrations.
The distinctive circular building, which is currently home to Cranside Kitchen, will feature the North Rotunda wedding and events space on the second and third floors.
Dating back to 1890, the site on Tunnell Street can accommodate up to 140 seated guests or 240 standing reception.
'The Finnieston Room' is the venue's new circular function rooms which can accommodate 240 guests and can be divided into smaller spaces, with an independent entrance. It features a private bar, dancefloor, and dedicated entrance.
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From here, a staircase leads to 'The Dome' on the third floor, which has a glass see-through view of 'The Finnieston Room' and can be used for a drinks and canapes reception or wedding ceremony.
The North Rotunda culinary team will design the wedding menu tailored to the customer.
The North Rotunda Wedding and Events Manager, Kaitlin Campbell said: "From intimate gatherings to large corporate parties, you'll find the expertise, technology, innovation, hospitality, and culinary skills you need to distinguish your event and bring people together.
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"Whether it's a wedding, an anniversary party, a graduation prom, funerals or a long-overdue family get-together, The North Rotunda will offer customers inspiring spaces that have been designed to deliver bespoke and memorable experiences".
The North Rotunda Wedding and Events facility will open from May 13.
