The Savoy, a Fairmont Managed Hotel, is perfectly located on the River Thames, in the heart of all that London has to offer. At the forefront of the luxury hotel scene for over 130 years, The Savoy offers guests an experience that continuously evolves to meet the desires of the modern traveller. With its rich and colourful history, The Savoy has hosted the most elegant parties and glittering events since opening in 1889. Today it remains the London wedding venue of choice for the most stylish and memorable occasions, combining timeless glamour with modern luxury.
Here at Hyatt Regency London – The Churchill we invite you to celebrate your big day in the heart of central London, offering you the perfect blend of classic elegance and unrivalled hospitality. Whether you’re looking for an intimate reception or a grand party, we are fully licensed for civil marriages for up to 160 guests and offer privileged access to the picturesque gardens of Portman Square for a picture-perfect backdrop.
Celebrate Your Wedding in Style at Conrad London St. James
When it comes to hosting a wedding in the heart of London, Conrad London St. James offers an exquisite venue that combines historic charm with modern elegance. Located just a stone's throw away from iconic landmarks such as Westminster and St. James's Park, this luxury hotel provides the perfect setting for a memorable wedding celebration. Let's explore the surrounding attractions and highlight the unique facilities that will make your special day truly unforgettable.
Long known as ‘the wedding cake’ hotel for its opulent and romantic spaces, London’s iconic St. Ermin’s Hotel is a grade II listed hidden gem in the heart of Royal London. Located just a stone’s throw away from Buckingham Palace and Westminster Abbey, the distinctly individual venue offers some of central London’s most dramatic public spaces.
One of London’s historic west end townhouses and built in the 1760s, 11-14 Cavendish Square features a five-bay Palladian-style façade built from Portland Stone. Although just a two-minute walk from Oxford Circus and the hustle and bustle of London’s west end, once through the front door you are transported back in time with the splendour of the exquisite features – such as the wonderful central staircase topped with a decorative glass canopy bathed in natural daylight and a tranquil hidden courtyard encircled by a living wall.
