Museum of Science & Industry

Weddings

Located on the historic site of the world's oldest surviving passenger railway station, and housed in five listed buildings, MOSI's amazing galleries and outstanding collections can provide a stunning backdrop for your special day.

From your initial enquiry our dedicated events team will be on hand to cater for your every need. We can advise on menus, decorations, entertainment and we will be there to meet and guide you through your wedding day. MOSI is also a licensed venue for civil ceremonies.

You can conduct your ceremony in the unique setting of Station Master's House, then have drinks on the station platform before being transported to your reception behind our replica 1830 Planet steam locomotive. For your reception you can dine in the atmospheric setting of the Power Hall, home to one of the world's largest collection of steam mill engines and locomotives. For an even greater impact, Presenters can be booked to operate the machines as guests enter the hall.

Our co-ordinators can also assist in organising entertainment, accommodation and decorations.

About Us

MOSI's vision is to bring innovation to life like no other.

MOSI's promise is to provide the most authentic and inspiring experience of innovation in action.

Find out how we plan to achieve this. Other corporate information is also available here:

What we do

Our Customer Charter commits us to provide excellence in the services we offer to you, the visitor.

Investors in People

The Museum is 'Investors in People' accredited. This is a national quality standard, which sets a level of good practice for improving an organisation's performance through its people.

We will

• Provide a friendly, efficient and professional service
• Care for and share the collections held in trust
• Offer value for money
• Provide a safe and clean environment
• Aim to provide access to all facilities for all people
• Respond positively to your needs and ideas
• Constantly strive to improve our quality of service

Charitable status

The Museum is a charitable trust (registration no. 518412) which receives revenue funding from The Department for Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS). In addition to our DCMS core funding the Museum also receives income from a number of other sources.