No. 4 Hamilton Place was once home to the Duke of Wellington in the year before the Battle of Waterloo, starting a fascinating history of the house. It is now the home of the Royal Aeronautical Society. Providing the finest views over Hyde Park, it sits in stylish Mayfair, the most expensive square on the Monopoly board.
Our August venue of the month is the spectacular Two Temple Place. Perfectly positioned on Embankment, this Victorian neo-Gothic mansion was built by William Waldorf Astor, arguably the richest man in the world of his day, and his status is evident in the opulence of this remarkable venue.
Closed to the public with the exception of their acclaimed annual exhibition, this stunning house must be seen to be believed. Catch a glimpse of the grandeur of Two Temple Place in this video showcase:
We are very proud of our building and its heritage. We love working here every day and each wedding, naming ceremony and vows renewal brings a new excitement to fill the halls with celebration.
Here are 10 facts you may not know about our fabulous building and what we do:
Booking your wedding can seem like a daunting process, as there are several steps that need to be followed. In reality, there are four things that you must do to arrange a legally binding marriage or civil partnership ceremony:
RSA House, this month's Venue of the Month, is steeped in history and full of stunning features. In this blog, we take a closer look inside this intruiguing Georgian venue.
The History of RSA House
The Royal Society of Arts have been based at their current home just off the Strand since 1774 and the building was specifically designed for the Society by the Adams Brothers.
The RSA building is now made up of five original properties on John Adam Street, and every room in the building has its own fascinating history, providing a stunning backdrop for Weddings and Private Events.
