My Guide to London Wedding Venues 

Billed as Soho’s best kept secret, the Union Club is a stunning space for a laid back, alternative London wedding. The place oozes character and feels like home, with cosy sofas and art all over the walls.

A 300 year old Soho town house and a private members club, this place feels really special. The Union Club is in the heart of Soho, lovingly looked after and decorated with French street lights, modern and antique furniture and an eclectic art collection. You can get ready onsite in the Channing Room, and then say your vows in the first floor Dining Room.

Eclectic London pub full of character and history set in the heart of Camden. And it boasts it’s own beer garden for sunny days and it’s one of my standout faves. 

Weddings at The Prince Albert are relaxed, down to earth and come with a warm welcome, pint in hand! It’s a lovely sized venue with indoor and outdoor space. The place is all yours for the day which gives you and your wedding guests time to feel at home! The dining room is elegant and understated, a lovely blank canvas for different wedding styles.

Situated in Brixton, 100 Barrington is a former Victorian warehouse turned wedding venue that retains it’s industrial feel but with added chandeliers, arches, leather sofas, and a stunning glass pergola.

Licensed for ceremonies, you can do the entire wedding here and is big enough for all your guests. Get married indoors or outdoors, and make it your own. You can even hire their  Aperol VW or Beer Pong Table!

It’s a lighthouse! In the city! Yes you read that right. Trinity Buoy Wharf. The historic Chain and Buoy Store venue is a Grade II listed brick building on the banks of the river Thames in East London. Built in 1864, and connected to London’s only Lighthouse, it’s a large Victorian warehouse space with brick walls and original wooden beams, feature sliding doors, alcoves and curved windows perfect for people who are looking for an alternative style of wedding. 

And you can arrive by boat! It’s big enough to accommodate a huge gathering, and has a riverside terrace for sunny days,. 

Iconic venue, right in the heart of Westminster, with seven ceremony rooms. Some spaces are modern and others charmingly old fashioned (with wonderful, town hall gravitas in spades!) You can’t add styling touches to the rooms, but you can be the life and soul of your day!

Bang in the middle of the city, the town hall is really easy to get to by public transport and there’s a car park across the road. It can be exceptionally busy at weekends but the wedding ushers are awesome at organising each wedding so it runs on time. 

Art deco grandeur in the heart of Hackney. A stones throw from London Fields and Hackney Central stations, this award winning venue boasts five wedding spaces, including the original Assembly Hall. 

There are so many choices that it’s hard to oick a space at this venue. The Atriums offer lots of natural light and standing room for 500, or choose the Boardroom for a smaller wedding. Theres something for every size wedding 

With a stately entrance, grand staircase and tiled floors, the art deco vibe at Islington Town Hall brings all the grandeur you could want for your London city wedding ceremony. 

There are 7 ceremony rooms, including the Council Chamber resplendent with red carpet, vaulted ceiling and stained glass. Whether you’re eloping or having 85 guests, there’s a ceremony room for you. Exclusive use of the Town Hall is available on Sundays by special arrangement.  Highbury and Islington Station are both a five minute walk away. 

Former tram shed turned wedding venue in the heart of East London. Industrial ambience built from reclaimed and recycled materials that were skip-surfed and pavement-plundered to be up-cycled to the most dramatic effect. 

With a seated capacity of 140 and a maximum of 220 standing, it’s plenty big for a huge celebration, and the kitchen focuses on organic, biodynamic and sustainability. 

RIBA award winning Grade II Listed Music Hall with a ton of history in the heart of the East End. If you fancy getting hitched in te same space where they filmed Chaplin, Sherlock Holmes, and Muppets Most Wanted, this is the place for you. 

Smaller weddings (up to 20 seated) can take place in Champagne Charlie, whilst the Majestic Hall, with its original wooden flooring, twisted barley sugar columns and distressed walls, offers the most magical setting for larger wedding ceremonies. Outside is just as gorgeous with spaces for great photos. 

A Grade II listed former Coal House sitting on an 11-hectare nature reserve, just a short distance from the city and yet surrounded by sweeping riverbeds, wildflower meadows and reservoirs. 

Say I do outdoors in The Woodberry Wetlands just ten minutes from central London, or indoors in the Coal House. You can celebrate outdoors under the canopy, or in the Coal House and Roof Terrace,