Counting House

The Counting House was designed by H.C. Boyes and built in 1893 as Prescott’s Bank. The building’s foundations sit partly on the 2000 year-old Roman basilica wall. Today, this magnificent building is a Fuller's Ale & Pie House, with much of the old charm of the banking hall still on display it makes this a very special and unique location for a wedding. Right next to the Royal Exchange it provides a wondering and iconic backdrop for awesome photos too! With an in-house wedding coordinator we are able to offer more than your average venue and being closed at the weekends, our pricing is very competitive. The venue can seat up to 120 people across two floors and with several smaller rooms available for other areas of your day such as bridal suite, cloakroom and a children’s entertainment areas. All our packages include all the normal things like crockery and linen but we are also pleased to offer inspiration sessions with our in house wedding coordinator where you will come away with all the best ideas on how your big day will work, supplier recommendation tailored to fit your style, needs + budget and exclusive discount on room rates at our Fuller’s Hotels. We are also pleased to announce that as of early 2019 the Counting House will also have a hotel available for you and your guests.