Corn Exchange to open romantic garden for love birds to celebrate Valentine’s Day
- By I Love MCR
- Last Updated 7 years ago
Love is most definitely in the air at Corn Exchange. With 13 eclectic culinary destinations to choose from, it’s home to a vibrant mix of some of the very best restaurants in Manchester city centre from Cosy Club and Pho to Tampopo and Salvi’s, so there’s a cuisine to suit all love birds out there.
And next weekend, for all lovers wanting to celebrate Valentine’s Week in a beautiful and romantic setting, a garden which is home to all sorts of colourful love birds will be opening to set hearts a-flutter.
Why not take full advantage of Corn Exchange’s Valentine snapchat filter to take romantic pictures with your special love bird?
On Valentine’s eve there will be acoustic music in the garden to help you serenade your loved one, and make sure you spot the go-pro camera in action in the Love Bird pod throughout Valentine’s week. If you’re featured in the Love Bird footage, you could win cocktail vouchers to enjoy at Corn Exchange too.
And visitors will have the opportunity to win dinner for two with cocktails in a special Treat for Tweet competition. To be in with a chance of winning, just Tweet a picture of yourself in Corn Exchange’s love bird-themed garden pod to @cornexchangeMAN using the hashtag #LoveBirdsMCR. The best image will be shared on Twitter and the lucky winner will be dining with their love bird at one of Corn Exchange’s exclusive restaurants.
The Corn Exchange love birds garden will be open from Friday 10 February until Sunday 19 February.
So, if you’re planning the perfect Valentine’s Day, look no further than Corn Exchange. And don’t forget to tweet for a treat.
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