30 TOP WEDDING VENUES IN LONDON

We always love returning to shoot wedding photography at The Royal Exchange. In the heart of London’s Square Mile this Grade 1 listed building is steeped in history. Originally built in 1565, the Royal Exchange has always been the recognised symbol of London’s leading position in global trade and finance.

The stunning architecture hits you before you even enter with its iconic columned façade. The interiors of white stone columns, detailed balcony’s and marble floors are flooded with natural light from the subtle roof skylight. These create a regal and palatial atmosphere and always give us fantastic light and a spectacular backdrop to create amazing images of our couples and their guests.

The Royal Exchange offer exclusive use at weekends and can accommodate a wedding ceremony for up to 240 guests seated or 300 standing. Wedding breakfasts take place in their spectacular dining room. Making it the perfect venue for large and Asian weddings. For more intimate weddings The Royal Exchange can cater for you in one of their beautiful smaller dining rooms.

Clearly defined areas create a wonderful flow to wedding days with separate areas for canapes and drinks receptions, the ceremony, the reception and the evening celebrations with lounge spaces for guests who just want to chill.

So, if you’re looking for a lavish wedding at an awe-inspiring London wedding venue then The Royal Exchange could be the one for you.

Fashionable Shoreditch is home to Shoreditch Studios, a unique London warehouse wedding venue. It consists of two connected ‘blank canvas’ studio spaces. Perfect for relaxed weddings in a unique space, the exposed brickwork and high ceilings give it a spacious and urban feel. They are available for dry hire giving couples carte blanche to stamp their style onto their wedding day.

There is also a large courtyard perfect for allowing wedding parties to spill outside. And a feature spiral staircase, the perfect spot from which to make a wedding speech.

Studio 1 can accommodate up to 170 guests. It has a floor to ceiling white infinity cove that is perfect for video or projecting images. These can make a fantastic backdrop when arranged behind the top table.

Studio 2 is a little smaller so is perfect for pre and post dinner receptions. It can be closed off during wedding receptions and set up ready for the all-important evening party.

There is a great mezzanine level that is the perfect space for live music or a DJ and in-house iPads in both studios ensure excellent sound quality when you play your personalised Spotify wedding playlist.

When we shoot wedding photography at Shoreditch Studios, we love taking our couples outside and getting some great portrait shots of them set against the giant graffiti walls and around the vibrant streets.

Listed by the evening standard as one of the best London wedding venues for 2020 Banking Hall has awe inspiring architecture and charming interiors in a city centre location that your guests will love. If you’re looking for a London wedding venue with hi-end luxury and style then Banking Hall could be the perfect wedding venue for you. Built in the 1930’s this unique Grade II listed building oozes Art Deco style.

When we shoot wedding photography at Banking Hall, we always make good use of the original character and charm of the building in all of our images. We especially love using the imposing marble columns as a backdrop to create breathtaking images.

Banking Hall is a flexible space with capacity to host between 120 and 180 wedding guests. And as it is situated in London’s historic financial district its mezzanine floor boasts fantastic views of the Bank of England and the city.

Food is a serious business at Banking Hall and their chefs will work with you to create the perfect menu for your wedding day.

Whether you choose their all-inclusive package, create something bespoke or cherry pick from both options their very experienced wedding team will be on hand to help you create the wedding of your dreams.

Located in fashionable Dalston East London MC Motors is a totally unique industrial warehouse wedding venue. When we shoot wedding photography at MC Motors, we love the way the skylighted roof throws in tons of natural light for us to play with and create fantastic images. The space also has wonderful textured walls which have naturally dilapidated over the years. One of the best things about shooting MC Motors wedding photography is getting to use those walls as a really interesting backdrop when photographing our couples.

MC Motors can cater for weddings big and small as they have a number of warehouses of different sizes and on different floors. Each with their own unique charm and character. There are also lots of quirky props distributed around the space to add even more personality to this truly unique wedding venue.

The warehouse has a chequered history with the largest room originally being part of the adjacent school whilst smaller units were split and used for industrial use. After the area was heavily bombed during the second world war the whole space was adjoined by the skylighted roof, hence the charming and unexpected untouched Victorian street running through the middle.

If you want your London wedding venue to be truly unique and memorable then you should definitely take a look at MC Motors.

If you’re looking for an unusual London wedding venue than why not get married at London’s only lighthouse! Trinity Buoy Wharf was built in 1864 and has a rich maritime and industrial history along with tons of character and charm. It’s located just one-mile East of vibrant Canary Wharf and makes a fantastic wedding venue.

Weddings at Trinity Buoy Wharf are managed by the very clever team at Urban Space Events who specialise in providing urban and non-traditional wedding venues. They offer exclusive use and dry hire allowing you to create your perfect wedding in your way.

Built in 1854 the Grade II listed Chainhouse is linked to the lighthouse and offers two unique spaces. The first is an industrial brick building with steel pillars and a triple height ceiling. It has limited natural light but with clever use of available light and flash we can always create beautifully atmospheric images.

The second room is much lighter, is painted white and has fantastic ceiling lights. You can choose to have both or either spaces for your wedding.

So, if an urban non-traditional wedding is for you then you should definitely take a look at Trinity Buoy Wharf and while you’re at it take a look at what other wedding venues Urban Spaces Events have to offer.

London wedding photographers love shooting wedding photography Plaisterers Hall. The largest and finest of all livery halls in London. It has a fantastic location situated between the city and the west end and stunning neoclassical design that always looks spectacular as a backdrop in all of our images.

Plaisterers Hall offer so much versatility when you are planning your wedding. You can choose the majestic chandeliered Great Hall. It can host 360 seated guests and 600 standing so is perfect for larger and Asian weddings.

The Livery Hall can host anything from 30 to 220 guests and is ideal for reception drinks and/or evening entertainment.

The charming Mott and Humber rooms are perfect for smaller more intimate weddings or can be used as dressing areas at larger celebrations.

Historically rich doesn’t mean technology poor as Plaisterers Hall has exceptional state of the art integrated technology to ensure the light and sound at your wedding is perfect.

When we shoot wedding photography at Plaisterers Hall we love getting atmospheric images making full use of its dramatic interiors. They make for images that look like fashion shoots for Harpers and Bazaar magazine.

We always love returning to shoot Eltham Palace wedding photography. This grand moated house in the leafy borough of Greenwich was original built in medieval times. Sitting in 19 acres of beautiful grounds, it was later home to Henry VIII as a child, before being transformed in the 1930’s into a striking Art Deco mansion.

The wedding team at Eltham Palace can host weddings both large and small and have a number of beautiful spaces allowing you the flexibility to have your wedding done your way.

For wedding ceremonies, we love the circular wood panelled entrance hall with curved staircases for a dramatic entrance. At its centre is a glass dome that floods the space with natural light. For an elegant space for a drink’s reception the Italian Drawing Room (with its own grand piano) is perfect and in good weather guests can congregate on the terrace that overlooks the famous flower garden.

Larger celebrations of up to 200 guests can be held in the elegant Great Hall. The Great Hall is the perfect blend of medieval architecture and art deco design. It has a minstrel’s gallery which is the ideal place for your wedding band and other live music.

If this mansion was good enough for Henry VIII (who, after all, had 6 weddings) it could be good enough for yours!

Located in the heart of Mayfair, this private member’s club has a country house feel and a rich history. It is one of the most distinguished wedding venues in London. Not many London wedding venues get to boast a huge and stunning ballroom, a magnificent marbled dining room and a roof terrace with spectacular views of the London skyline.

A fantastic wedding venue for large and Asian weddings the ballroom combined with the dining room can sit up to 200 guests. Smaller spaces are ideal for more intimate weddings or can be used at larger celebrations as quiet areas for guests or private rooms for the wedding party. The space available combined with the professional team at the Savile Club ensure the flexibility for you to have your wedding however you want it.

The Savile Club is the perfect wedding venue for foodies with their Michelin star chef Michael James who works with couples to create their very own bespoke and personal wedding day menu. And they have a wine cellar that is the envy of other London wedding venues.

So, if you’re in no mood to compromise on hi-end luxury and exquisite food at your wedding then The Savile Club is the perfect London wedding venue for you.

Situated in Mayfair The Lansdowne Club is the perfect London wedding venue for those looking for a venue with elegance and style. This Grade II listed 18th century private club is the last word old fashioned luxury. Its neoclassical surroundings make the perfect backdrop for wedding photography.

The Adam room with its beautiful 18th-century plasterwork is perfect for ceremonies and has capacity for 80 guests, the oak floored long gallery makes a great space for arrival drinks and an after-dinner bar. The crush hall is situated in the centre of the Lansdowne Club and it has lots of period charm that make it great for portrait images of our couples. Lastly, there is the epic ballroom. It has a 24-carat gold leaf vaulted ceiling and minstrel galleries at each end. The perfect space to celebrate your wedding.

The chefs at Lansdowne Club will work with you to create a bespoke menu for your wedding breakfast based on your tastes, style and budget.

The Lansdowne club also have a gorgeous bridal suite, and luxury accommodation for your guests. So, if you’re looking for hi-end luxury in Mayfair with everything under one roof then The Lansdowne Club is the wedding venue for you.

There’s only one wedding venue situated in one of London’s Royal Park’s and it’s Pembroke Lodge. This beautiful Grade II listed Georgian Mansion that sits in 11 acres of landscaped grounds within Richmond Park. It has spectacular views across the Thames Valley, Windsor and Surrey. It really is a fantastic London wedding venue.

We love shooting wedding photography at Pembroke Lodge because of its spectacular location, impressive frontage, airy interiors and large Georgian windows; that throw in tons of natural light.

Pembroke Lodge offer two wedding spaces. The first is The Belvedere that can accommodate up to 140 guests. It has neutral tones allowing you to decorate it to suite your wedding theme. You can also have an outdoor ceremony on The Belvedere Terrace that has stunning views across the park.

The second is The Russell suite which is ideal for small and intimate weddings as it can accommodate up to 70 guests. It has a fantastic marble fireplace which makes a great backdrop in our images.

Having provided weddings for over 50 years these guys really know what they’re doing and their team very experienced wedding team will take you through every aspect of planning your perfect wedding day. Knowing your wedding is in safe hands means that you can just get on with enjoying your day.

We always love returning to shoot wedding photography at Eight Club Moorgate. This uber stylish city centre rooftop members club in set across 9,000 square feet is a stunning wedding venue. Conveniently located adjacent to Finsbury Square and just a few minutes’ walk from Liverpool Street Station.

The 6th floor members lounge is large, it can host a wedding ceremony for up to 300 guests so is ideal for large and Asian weddings. It’s also a blank canvas so will be perfect whatever your wedding colour scheme or theme. After the wedding ceremony guests can enjoy a fantastic wedding breakfast on the 5th floor restaurant before heading back upstairs to take full advantage of the 3am license by having an epic wedding party. They even offer their own in-house DJ’s.

One of the things that we love best about shooting wedding photography at Eight Club Moorgate is the fact that 180 degrees of this venue are ceiling to floor windows. Giving you and your guests spectacular views across London. It also gives us an abundance of natural light and stunning backgrounds to create beautiful images with.

So, if style, luxury and a to-die-for city centre location are what you’re looking for in your wedding day you should definitely take a look at Eight Club Moorgate.

If you’re looking for a truly unique London wedding venue then you should take a look at The Royal Hospital Chelsea. Home to the world-famous Chelsea Pensioners, the hospital has been providing a home to retired soldiers since 1692.

The Royal Hospital Chelsea can cater for weddings both big and small and have lots of different spaces offering you flexibility to create your own bespoke wedding.

Wren House makes a fantastic space for bridal preparation or is perfect for smaller weddings of up to 60 guests. It has period features and fantastic views of the grounds and across to the Thames.

For a traditional ceremony you can choose to say ‘I do’ in the stunning oak panelled Wren Chappel.

The Figure Court is a central courtyard space that is perfect for arrival drinks and reception drinks and canapes. Allowing you and your guests to really soak up the beauty of the grounds and of Sir Christopher Wren’s architecture.

For larger weddings (hosting 250 seated guests and 400 standing) there’s the splendid Great Hall. It’s an awe-inspiring hall that boasts a mural of Charles II that dates back to 1690.

When we shoot wedding photography at The Royal Hospital Chelsea, we love taking images of our couples in Ranelagh Gardens. They form part of the land used for the world-famous Chelsea flower show and make a beautiful and romantic backdrop in all of our images.

Chic Haymarket Hotel sits in London’s vibrant theatre district with its many restaurants and bars. It offers so many beautiful and unique spaces for weddings.

There’s the amazing 18-metre-long shooting gallery with it 5-metre-high ceilings and stunning chandeliers. The unique wallpaper of jungle landscapes in hues of grey are a gorgeous feature. The space can accommodate 90 guests for a ceremony and 70 for a wedding breakfast.

Or you can choose to have your wedding reception at Haymarket Hotels chic pool area. It can accommodate up to 220 guests. Make a feature of the pool with floating candles or cover it over to create a dancefloor. Add to that their state-of-the-art lighting and sound system and the stylish Pewter Bar and you have all the ingredients you need for a great wedding party.

For intimate weddings Haymarket Hotel offer the opulent and stylish Nash and Rocklin rooms. Characterful rooms with sumptuous interiors they are perfect for smaller celebrations.

Guests can stay over in one of their 50 luxurious bedroom each individually designed by designer Kit Kemp. When we shoot wedding photography at Haymarket Hotel, we love getting bridal prep images in their fantastic townhouse. Available for hire, it’s perfect for bridal parties.

In the 1800’s Devonshire Terrace was used as a warehouse to store luxury goods shipped from Bengal. Today, it is fantastically unique and stylish wedding venue in the heart of London.

Tucked between the city and fashionable Shoreditch Devonshire Terrace is built of a distinctive soft yellow London stock brick. It has a glass roof over the western courtyard. Imagine having an outdoor ceremony where you don’t have to worry about the possibility of rain or your guests being too cold. Devonshire Terrace is the only London wedding venue that offers an outdoor ceremony that the weather can’t spoil.

The glass roof also means that the venue is flooded with natural light that we can play with to create amazing images of our couples and their guests.

Their 3am license (envied by other London wedding venues) means that your wedding party won’t have to come to an abrupt stop!

The very experienced wedding team at Devonshire Terrace will be on hand to help you with planning and on the day. They have a series of wedding packages and menus to suit all tastes and budgets.

When we shoot wedding photography at Devonshire Terrace, we love taking romantic portrait images of our couples in the surrounding city streets.

At the centre of the world-famous Pinewood Studios in Buckinghamshire sits Heatherden Hall. This Grade II listed Victorian manor house (which it won’t surprise you learn has been the backdrop for countless films over the years) is a luxurious and exclusive use London wedding venue.

Whilst it was constructed in the Victorian era it has pleasing Georgian Style and was once a retreat for politicians and diplomats. It was purchased in 1934 and turned into a film studio and is where some of the country’s most iconic films were made.

The Georgian-style Hitchcock Suite (named after notorious film director) has huge french windows that offer great views of the garden and throw in lots of natural light. It has tons of character including an ornamental fireplace and is the perfect setting for your wedding ceremony.

The awesome oak-panelled ballroom has crystal chandeliers and lots of original features. It can accommodate up to 200 guests.

The Pools Theatre is an unusual space. Originally an art deco swimming pool and Turkish bath, it is now a split-level auditorium that can connect to the ballroom allowing you to invite even more guests. This makes it ideal for larger and Asian weddings.

So, if you’re a pair of film buffs then where better to get married than at Pinewood Studios, the heart of the British Film industry.

If you can’t choose between a country house and a city centre wedding guess what. You don’t have to! Because at Ironmongers Hall you get both! Built in the 1920’s, Ironmongers Hall has striking Tudor Style architecture and is situated right in the heart of London between The Barbican and St Paul’s.

Ironmongers Hall offer exclusive use and two flexible wedding spaces. The Banqueting Hall can seat up to 150 guests. Oak panelling, fine stained-glass windows and chandeliers are just some of the features that make this a really impressive room.

For smaller more intimate weddings you can book The Drawing Room. Boasting the largest William Morris tapestry in England, it also has a huge fireplace, bookcases and a unique collection of artifacts. All of which make a fantastic backdrop when we photograph our couples and their wedding guests.

Their very talented team of chefs work with couples to create their perfect wedding meal and their experienced wedding team are on hand to help with every aspect of planning and delivering your perfect wedding day. So that you can just focus on having a great day.

When we shoot wedding photography at Ironmongers Hall we love taking formal shots of our couples and their wedding party at the impressive entrance of Ironmongers Hall.

Step just outside London to historic Windsor and you will find Great Foster Hotel. This country house hotel has a really majestic feel. The first glimpse of this Grade I listed House will momentarily take your breath away. It has stunning Elizabethan architecture in 50 acres of beautiful formal gardens and parkland that make the perfect backdrop for wedding photographs.

Great Fosters offer so many options when planning your wedding. You can choose their beautiful orangery, that is flooded with natural light and has fantastic views of the magnolia lawn and gardens. Or their Grade II Tithe Barn with its exposed vaulted oak beams and open fire. The Painted Hall, has its own fireplace and bar and is the perfect space for reception drinks. If you’re looking for an outdoor ceremony The Archery Pavilion sits in the heart of the picturesque gardens.

Don’t imagine that Great Foster Hotel is a summer wedding venue. Open fires, tons of natural light and the luxurious interiors make it a fantastic wedding venue whatever the time of year. And the gardens keep on providing a changing and beautiful backdrop whatever the season.

When we shoot wedding photography at Great Foster Hotel, we love getting images of our couples in the idyllic and romantic gardens. They make the most perfect backdrop in our images.

Carlton House Terrace is a set of two spectacular Georgian Townhouses overlooking St James’s Park and The Mall. These white stucco-faced houses were once the residence of Prime Minister William Gladstone, but are now a charming and unique wedding venue.

Number 10 Carlton House Terrace is suited to smaller more intimate weddings for up to 60 guests. It has a wealth of period features including a sweeping marble staircase, glittering chandeliers and Corinthian columns that all make fantastic backdrops in all of our images.

Your guests can enjoy arrival drinks in the lobby before your wedding ceremony in The Council room. The Mall rooms is the perfect space for your wedding breakfast before returning to The Council Room for your evening celebrations.

Number 11 Carlton House Terrace is a little bigger and can host weddings of up to 100 guests. Its beautiful 19th century interiors in light bright colours make it perfect for a wedding. Spacious and elegant rooms are flexible enough to allow you to choose to have your wedding done your way.

When we shoot wedding photography at Carlton House, I love the Music Room. It is full of character and makes such a beautiful setting for a wedding ceremony.

The Underglobe is situated at the world-famous Shakespeare Globe theatre and makes a fantastically unique wedding venue in the heart of London. It’s the perfect wedding venue for theatre lovers as all money spent at weddings goes to the Shakespeare charity trust.

For smaller weddings, The Balcony room can accommodate 70 guests seated and 120 standing. It has lots of natural light and elegant interiors. French doors open out onto a private balcony with views of The Globe Theatre and St Paul’s cathedral.

For larger weddings the Underglobe is situated beneath the theatre and has its own secret bankside entrance. It can accommodate 350 guests seated and 450 standing so is an ideal venue for larger and Asian weddings.

This gorgeous and unique space has a private mezzanine level perfect for arrival and reception drinks. When we shoot wedding photography at The Underglobe we love the quirky and opulent interiors like the full-size model oak tree! We also love taking photographs of our couples on the sweeping staircase as it makes a fantastic backdrop.

The Underglobe is the perfect venue if you’re serious about your evening wedding party. Their built-in stage is the perfect place to put your DJ or live band and their state of the surround sound and lighting system will ensure that your wedding party will be epic.

Built in 1826 Asylum Chapel was bombed in the second world war. What is left of it has been preserved and registered as a Grade II listed building. Today it is used as an events space. This unique space has capacity for 120 guests.

It’s stained glass windows, exposed brickwork and concrete flooring give it a distressed urban feel that make it really popular with photographers and film-makers.

When we shoot wedding photography at Asylum Chapel, we always love the way the chapel is decorated with candles, flowers and mood lighting that give it a really romantic feel.

Asylum Chapel is licensed for weddings and civil ceremonies and comes with a dry bar allowing you to choose your own suppliers. Asylum can recommend lots of local suppliers to you if you wish. You cannot have a sit-down meal at Asylum Chapel but a drinks and canapes reception after your ceremony is permitted.

For a full wedding reception and party, you will need to book another venue to go on to. Thankfully the Asylum Chapel is conveniently located so there are lots of fantastic wedding venues nearby.

If you’re looking for a modern and contemporary wedding venue then take a look at The Drum at Wembley. Designed by award winning architects this flexible London wedding venue offers several spaces for an elegant and unique wedding that can host your wedding ceremony and reception. Allowing you and your guests to relax and celebrate your wedding all under one roof.

The wedding spaces on offer at The Drum include The Grand Hall, Conference Hall, Terrace Rooms, Winter Garden and The Atrium. There are also pretty gardens for outdoor ceremonies and reception drinks. The spaces are all unique so cater for all wedding celebrations regardless of style, size or budget. And with The Grand Hall accommodating up to 500 guests The Drum is the perfect London wedding venue for large and Asian weddings.

When we shoot wedding photography at The Drum, we love making good use of the contemporary architecture with lots of glass and natural light to create stunning images of our couples and their guests.

So, if you’re looking for a flexible, modern and contemporary London wedding venue you should definitely take a look at The Drum in Wembley.

London has some pretty unusual and unique wedding venues and this certainly includes Tower Bridge. One of the world’s most famous bridges and one of London’s most iconic landmarks Tower Bridge makes a fantastic wedding venue.

Tower Bridge has three award winning venue areas. The panoramic high-level walkway has glass floors so you can make the most of the spectacular setting. It sits 42-metres above the River Thames and has unrivalled views of the city. Then there’s the characterful and historically rich Victorian Engine Rooms which house the original coal driven engines that were once used to power the lifting of the bridge. And lastly, there’s the North Tower which is smaller and is licensed to hold wedding ceremonies and civil partnerships and is available for day time hire only.

When we shoot Tower Bridge wedding photography, we love the way that as soon as the sunsets over London the walkway takes on a different hue. The twinkly array of bright city lights create a truly unique setting with a view of London that can only be seen from the bridge.

So, if you’re looking for a London wedding venue with the wow factor then you should definitely consider a Tower Bridge wedding.

Award winning Sunbeam Studios is an impressive grade II listed building near West London’s famous Notting Hill. They offer the perfect blend of period features and a blank canvas allowing couples to stamp their personalities onto their wedding day.

There are four spaces for hire that all connect via a mezzanine level. The Talbot Hall is perfect for a ceremony and a drinks reception, it can accommodate up to 160 guests.

The Main Hall and Roots Hall are accessed via grand staircases (a great backdrop in our images) They boast 40ft high ceilings and have direct access to the private gardens. They can accommodate up to 180 guests.

The smallest is the Shrewsbury Room. Perfect for small more intimate weddings it has white walls, white oak wood floors and large sash windows flooding it with natural light. It’s a blank canvas for you to dress as you wish. It also makes a fantastic bridal preparation area or private area for larger weddings.

When we shoot Sunbeam Studios wedding photography, we love the outstanding 40ft high ceilings. They throw in tons of natural light for us to work with and look amazing after dark when lit up for your evening party.

Grove House is a beautiful Grade II listed Georgian mansion in Roehampton set in beautiful gardens and grounds. They offer flexible spaces to allow you to create your wedding just how you want it.

The Portrait Room is perfect for wedding ceremonies. This elegant room has chandeliers, a grand fireplace, wooden floors and ceiling to floor windows that fill the room with natural light. (us London wedding photographers do love our natural light!) It is licensed for up to 150 guests.

For smaller weddings The Terrace Room, which it won’t surprise you to learn, backs onto the covered terrace that overlooks the beautiful gardens. It is licensed for up to 60 guests and is great in winter as the Terrace is covered so you can still enjoy the garden views.

For your wedding reception and evening party the event spaces are flexible. You can have your wedding breakfast in the Portrait room, your wedding cake or photo booth in the Adam Room and in summer months enjoy an evening hog roast in the rose garden. With exclusive use your guests can relax and explore this beautiful London wedding venue.

When we shoot wedding photography at Grove House, we love taking images of our couples around the idyllic and romantic gardens and grounds.

Wilton’s Music Hall is the oldest surviving Grand Music Hall in the world and to this day still presents over 300 performances and 80 productions every year. In 2019 it was voted Best Historic Wedding Venue. It’s charm and character make it a truly original wedding venue situated in central London close to Tower Bridge.

The historically rich Hall has been used for film, music videos and some truly rare and unique performances. Famed for its barley twist columns and intricate artwork painted on the walls, it’s the perfect space your wedding ceremony, reception and evening party. Exclusive use means that you and your guests get to really explore the space including the bars.

When we shoot wedding photography at Wilton Music Hall we love taking images of our couples on the balcony. The original decorative paintwork on the walls make the perfect backdrop. We also love the beautiful Victorian staircase.

When it comes to evening celebrations what wedding band wouldn’t be thrilled to play on this iconic stage and there’s plenty of room for dancing. You don’t need to be a fan of theatre to see that this London wedding venue is truly special.

If you’re looking for ultra-stylish Art Deco interiors in a central London location then the Grade II listed Grand Connaught Rooms could be the wedding venue for you. With a rich history dating back to 1775 this premium hotel has played host to the world’s leading politicians, celebrities and royalty and now maybe, your wedding.

It’s Grand Georgian architecture, West End location, red carpeted staircase entrance leading to the chequer board floor reception give it the wow factor on arrival. And exclusive use and flexible spaces ensure that you can create your perfect wedding without compromise.

When we shoot Grand Connaught Rooms wedding photography, we love the opulent interiors. The crystal chandeliers, 42-foot high ornate domed ceiling, beautifully detailed wood panelling and the magnificent circular centre piece bar all make the most fantastic backdrops in our images.

Their many spaces can accommodate weddings from intimate and cosy to grand celebrations. And with the capacity for up to 750 guests it is the perfect wedding venue for large and Asian weddings.

So, if you’re looking a wedding venue that is the absolute last word in old-fashioned all-out glamour in central London then the Grand Connaught Rooms is definitely the wedding venue for you.

Chiswick House wedding photography is always a pleasure to shoot. This 18th century villa sits in 65 acres of beautiful gardens and grounds. They offer three unique wedding spaces. The house itself has capacity for 120 guests standing and 90 seated. The stunning domed saloon is perfect for wedding ceremonies. Guests can enjoy pre-dinner drinks and canapes receptions in the ornately decorated galleries and a sit-down meal in the dining room with its interesting collection of art history.

The Conservatory is located in the beautiful Italian Garden, surrounded by roses and wisteria it makes a really romantic setting for a wedding. This 19th century glass house gives the feeling of an outdoor ceremony inside. It has capacity for 100 guests seated and 150 standing. Guests can happily mingle and play lawn games and enjoy the beautiful flower beds whilst enjoying drinks and canapes.

For larger weddings The Burlington Pavilion is ideal. This semi-permanent luxury marquee has chandelier lighting and a neutral interior allowing you to dress it to your taste. Chiswick House can provide outside seating and lawn games allowing your wedding party to spill outside into the beautiful grounds and gardens. Burlington Pavilion can accommodate up to 220 guests.

Looking for an unusual and original wedding venue. How about getting married in a historical rum warehouse just a stones’ throw away from Canary Wharf. The Museum of London’s Docklands on West India Quay is home to Rum and Sugar. The museum is a Grade I listed Georgian Warehouse that celebrates London’s rich docklands history.

Rum and Sugar can be hired for weddings. A bar and restaurant dedicated to the glory of rum (they have over 200 varieties!) they also specialise in Caribbean dishes. Ensuring that wedding food at your wedding is tasty, colourful and unforgettable. No boring formal wedding breakfasts here! Wooden Floors, oak beams and exposed brick work walls give the venue a quirky, classy and industrial feel that makes a great backdrop in our images.

When we shoot wedding photography at Rum and Sugar, we always love the buzzing atmosphere created by the Caribbean vibe combined with the original 1800’s features of the fascinating building and its history. In finer weather wedding celebrations spill out onto Rum and Sugar’s gorgeous terrace.

So, if you’re serious about having a fun wedding. Check out Rum and Sugar at The Museum of London’s Docklands. And try one of their famous mojito’s whilst you’re at it. It would be rude not to.

Named as Vogue and Tatler’s dream wedding venue Hedsor House is a grade II listed Georgian Manor House set in 100 acres of parkland in the Buckinghamshire countryside. Picturesque and private, it makes the perfect wedding venue just 26 miles outside of central London.

For weddings of up to 150 guests their magnificent Grand Ballroom is ideal. It has wood panelling, crystal chandeliers and ceiling to floor sash windows that throw in lots of natural light.

For smaller more intimate ceremonies the Central Hall with its domed ceiling and galleried landing is perfect. For a more traditional ceremony the beautiful 12th century St Nicholas Church sits in the grounds of Hedsor Hall. Or you can opt for an outdoor ceremony on the immaculate lawn.

Exclusive use means that you and your guests can relax and explore this beautiful setting.

When we shoot wedding photography at Hedsor House we love the ornate spiral staircases that allow wedding parties to make a real entrance. We also love getting shots of our couples getting ready in the enormous and luxurious bridal suite. Believe us, it’s so luxurious and large that it has to be seen to be believed.