Edwardian grandeur meets old world enchantment. This beautifully restored stylish 18th century Manor House is your perfect home from home, in which to celebrate, surrounded by your family & friends.
Your ceremony
All rooms in the Manor and our outdoor terrace, are fully licensed for both religious and civil ceremonies (including Humanist ceremonies) of up to 100 people. If you are looking for a religious ceremony we have our beautiful church on site. The Omagh Meeting House provides the perfect backdrop for traditional wedding ceremonies of up to 200 guests. This beautifully restored church was built in 1717 and retains its unique atmosphere.
Your reception
Cultra Manor offers a sumptuous setting for a sit-down dinner of up to 100 guests, and a total of 150 for your evening party. Enjoy private access to the manor and its grounds for the duration of your special day. Our Executive Chef and hospitality team will create whatever you desire, from magnificent table settings to exclusive gourmet selections.
Photo Credits: 1 & 9: Simple Tapestry, 2: Solstice Visuals, 4: Ricky Parker Photography, 5: Tara Torrens, 6: Loreen Katherine, Peter Mackey
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Venue History
Imagine exchanging vows in an atmospheric 18th-century church and feasting in the fairytale sumptuousness of the beautifully restored Cultra Manor, your very own home from home. You’ll spend your time in-between ambling on early 1900’s cobbled streets in the Ulster Folk Museum with vintage sweet shops, romantic cottages, a silent cinema and more. A celebration curated to your style we can match the mood of your occasion. This place is unlike any other and it will make your big day extraordinary.
Eco Credentials
National Museums NI celebrate who we are as a society. We tell the stories of our past, challenge our present and shape our future. When you book your wedding at Cultra Manor, the revenue generated helps us to continue our work of safeguarding and perpetuating Northern Ireland’s unique heritage for future generations. The Ulster Folk Museum holds a Bronze Award in the Green Tourism scheme. This accreditation recognises the museum's commitment to sustainable practices.
