Some of you may be aware that The Old Marylebone Town Hall, first opened in 1920, underwent a major refurbishment between 2014 and 2018. The older version was well-loved and saw many happy memories and the new version has only added to that legacy. To celebrate this work and the 100th year anniversary of the Town Hall this year, we spoke to Associate Partner from Sheppard Robson, Gavin Robinson, who lead the design team on the refurbishment. He explains why this was such a special project to work on…
No.11 Cavendish Square’s Georgian architecture provides the perfect setting to host chic wedding celebrations, giving your day a sense of sophistication and distinguished elegance. Located in the heart of London’s West End we are London’s most “reachable” wedding Venue. The site is exclusively yours on your special day, your very won Georgian Mansion in W1. The Orangery and Courtyard provide a “weatherproof” home with an outdoor ambience for your London wedding. The beautiful building is enhanced by the famed professional catering services of Searcys.
Few people know that The Groucho Club is licensed for weddings, making us a unique but also surprisingly romantic place to tie the knot.
The club is renowned for its stunning contemporary art collection which forms a sophisticated backdrop to the most important of occasions.
The Groucho Club Events team can tailor to every whim, need and desire with immaculate attention to detail. Whether it’s bespoke menus created by the clubs Executive Head Chef, or decadent flower arrangements, the team have it all in hand so the couple can dance the night away.
A wedding at The Landmark London has three main ingredients; Romantic history, a dedicated team and of course, family, friends and loved ones.
As one of the oldest railway hotels in London, The Landmark London was born in the romantic era of train travel, combining the opulence, grandeur and timeless service and design of those times, with contemporary flair and five star amenities. Since the opening ceremony in 1899 that was attended by members of the royal family, to a “welcome back from prison” breakfast for the Suffragettes, stories made at the hotel last a lifetime, just like the love of our couples who chose to celebrate their union with us.
