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ALMA DE CUBA OPENS NEW WEDDING AND EVENTS SPACE THE VESTRY
Alma De Cuba has been revamped as Signature Living reveals a brand new wedding events space - The Vestry - that opened last night.
The restaurant-bar is broadening its offering, as it internally expands to create a new floor above the busy restaurant that will accommodate up to 300 people.
Alma De Cuba has released images of the finished events space which is adorned in lavish lighting and plush eating.
The venue, which is located inside the magnificent former St Peter’s Church - the oldest Catholic church in Liverpool, will welcome weddings, private and corporate events.
Katie Kenwright, co-founder of Signature Living, said: “Alma De Cuba is renowned for its outstanding entertainment. From the Samba dancers to fire breathers, not to mention the famous petal drop, Alma has gained a reputation for being the best place to celebrate.
“The introduction of the new floor that will be situated above the existing restaurant floor, will see weddings, large parties and events taking place, and we’re confident that it will become the most in demand events space within the city centre.”
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by James Boyce .
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