At The Marylebone, we know that each wedding is unique and we are serious about making your special day that even more special. From ceremony to celebration, through to a luxurious suite for the bride and groom, we will work with you to create a lifetime of memories.
Theodore Roosevelt spent the night before his wedding at Brown’s Hotel, and you can still see a copy of the marriage certificate on display in the Mayfair hotel. The American president isn’t the only famous face to hold their nuptials here.
In 1948, Christopher Robin, son of the celebrated Britsh author who gave us the much-loved bear, Winnie-the-Pooh, held his wedding reception at Brown’s. AA Milne himself was a regular visitor at Brown’s and threw a lavish party there, six years later, for his friends and family.
41 Portland Place is nestled in the heart of London’s West End, just a stone’s throw away from Oxford Circus, the house is a stylish and chic wedding venue that offers an exceptional blend of classic elegance and modern sophistication.
Weddings at 1 Wimpole Street – The perfect wedding location 1 Wimpole Street offers the perfect mix of modern and historical spaces, each providing their own unique features to suit all tastes.
Located in London’s exclusive W1 district, the heart of London, 2 minutes from the hustle and bustle of the famous Oxford Street and Regent Street and nestled between Mayfair and Marylebone. Guests arriving at our idyllic location are welcomed by the distinct façade providing the perfect backdrop for unforgettable wedding day celebrations.
The William IV, one of London’s most historic pubs, is your go-to destination in NW London.
Built during the reign of the Sailor King, William IV, our pub has been a proud feature of Harrow Road for centuries.
William IV was known as The Sailor King having served in the Navy in the years before his reign. There are plenty of nautical decorations throughout the pub and hotel. Our Clarence room also pays tribute to William’s time as Duke of Clarence and the Nelson Room marks his friendship with Admiral Horatio Nelson.
