Unique Wedding Venues In The City Of London

From the typically luxurious to the charmingly quirky, the capital has them all. London as a city has a great heritage and history so it will come as no surprise that it has a surplus of wedding venues to suit any budget, sensibility or wedding party size.

Traditional in London

If the idea of a traditional wedding has been in your dreams from an early age then when it comes to venue locations, the capital doesn’t fail you. Whether you want your ceremony to take place in a castle, manor gardens or an ancestral home, your special day will be exactly that without compromising on location.

Strawberry Hill House

Created by Horace Walpole in the 18th century, Strawberry Hill House is a gothic, castle-like building, with fan-vaulted ceilings and extensive gardens.

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Pembroke Lodge

If your tastes are a little more conservative then this beautiful Georgian mansion with spectacular views over the Thames and the deer in Richmond Park is an ideal choice.

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See here for a guide to the venue.

Grove House

Grove House is just five minutes outside of central London, featuring rose gardens and able to cater to your wedding day needs from dawn till dusk. It has also been the home of many photo shoots and film locations, proving its scenic quality.

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Outdoor Wedding Venues

For those that wish to say their vows with the clear blue sky above them , or standing underneath a cacophony of flowers hanging from an atrium, look no further. Outdoor weddings are peaceful, picturesque, and perfectly facilitated in London.

The Roof Gardens

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The Roof Gardens, though not licensed for actual ceremonies, are a unique rooftop venue, with flamingos and an extensive wedding package covering all bases, so that you can truly relax in preparation for the big day.

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Dartmouth House

The Courtyard at Dartmouth House is especially rare, being an enclosed, open-air marble courtyard suitable for ceremonies and receptions and located in the upmarket Mayfair. Constructed in the 16th century, this townhouse also has an array of different rooms available for hire, or the option to rent the entire building for the duration of your festivities.

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For a wedding brochure and images of the rest of the house, please see here.

The Horniman Museum

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If you’re a little nervous about weather conditions but still want to embrace the outdoors, the Grade II Listed Victorian Conservatory at The Horniman Museum is an excellent choice, with grounds outside, too. There are also terraces, a pavilion and a bandstand to suit any wedding party size.

A thorough explanation of the packages available is here.

Unique Wedding Venues

Perhaps you’re attracted to fascinating decor and intriguing settings, or perhaps you want a wedding unlike anyone else’s. In that case, the capital has a plethora of exciting venues to host you and your wedding party.

Soho House

For a sleek setting with a focus on interior design , look no further than Soho House. Whether your party is intimate or raucous, this venue is ideal. More insight to be found here.

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The London Zoo

London Zoo is an adventurous location to begin your biggest adventure. The Zoo has impressive suites and terraces, the opportunity to hang out with the animals after closing time and, as a happy bonus, all profits from the wedding go towards helping endangered animals.

 

There are a selection of packages available and a choice of two suites, including the Grade II listed Mappin Pavilion which overlooks its own private enclosure and has 360 degree windows to offer fantastic views.

Brochures and packages available here.

The Globe Theatre

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For passionate thespians or avid literature fans, where else to get married than The Globe? The venue is theatrical in many ways, with a tree growing at the base of a sweeping staircase in the Underglobe, where receptions are held. It also has unparalleled views of the Millennium Bridge, the Thames and St Paul’s Cathedral. More here.

Whether your tastes are traditional or unique, or your budget small or large, the capital has an extensive range of possible venues to choose from. More Venues can be found here UK Bridal Directory.

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