The United Kingdom

Weddings In

For weddings, the UK offers a depth and diversity that’s difficult to replicate elsewhere. From major cities to the countryside and coastline, it provides a wide range of settings that can support celebrations of very different scales, styles, and cultural expression.

It’s this breadth that makes the UK particularly well suited to multicultural and South Asian weddings. The accessibility of experienced suppliers, specialist creatives, and culturally fluent teams allows couples to plan with authenticity rather than adaptation, whether that’s within a five-star hotel, an industrial space, a private estate, or something more understated.

It’s a context we know well, and one that works particularly beautifully for couples bringing together guests from different places, cultures, and generations.

These are places we’re drawn to for very different reasons. Some offer history and presence, others privacy or a strong relationship to the landscape. Together, they reflect the range of settings we enjoy working within, from cultural institutions and coastal estates to hotels and countryside retreats, each able to support weddings of very different sizes and styles.

Favourite Places in the UK

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The sun shines brightly behind a historic castle with tall towers and a flag, casting long shadows over the green lawn and bushes. A church steeple rises in the background under a clear blue sky.
A large, historic stone castle with turrets and arched windows stands behind well-manicured gardens, with flowers and hedges in the foreground under a partly cloudy sky.
Grand staircase in an ornate hall decorated with lush white and green floral arrangements, classical statues, portrait paintings, and elegant chairs arranged for an event such as a wedding or ceremony.

Ashridge House

Ashridge House is an exceptional wedding venue, offering the scale and privacy of a historic royal estate set within 190 acres of landscaped gardens. Its dramatic architecture, variety of ceremony spaces and extensive on-site accommodation allow weddings to unfold as a seamless, immersive experience rather than a single-day celebration, creating an occasion that feels elevated, meaningful and unforgettable.

A grand hall set for a formal event, featuring long banquet tables with elegant white floral centerpieces, high ceilings with ornate paintings, large windows, chandeliers, and classical columns.
A large neoclassical building with tall windows and ornate stonework stands on a city corner under a blue sky with scattered clouds; several people walk along the sidewalk.
Grand hall with ornate ceiling paintings and large chandeliers, illuminated by purple and pink lighting. The architectural details include columns, arched window, and decorative molding.

Banqueting House

Banqueting House offers a wedding setting of exceptional significance as the only surviving part of the former Palace of Whitehall, placing celebrations within one of Britain’s most important Royal sites. Its Great Hall, beneath Rubens’ iconic ceiling, provides unparalleled architectural impact, while the neighbouring Raffles London at The OWO allows couples to host different elements of their wedding across two iconic settings, with seamless five-star accommodation for guests.

The facade of Claridge’s hotel, a historic red-brick building with balconies and arched windows, featuring several international flags displayed above the entrance.
A black and white striped rocking horse designed to look like a zebra, with a black saddle labeled "CLARIDGE'S," positioned indoors against a neutral wall.
A man in a suit stands in a hallway holding a double bass. The hallway is lined with lit candles, flower petals, and framed pictures on the walls, creating a romantic and elegant atmosphere.

Claridge’s

Few London settings carry the cultural weight and quiet confidence of Claridge’s. Long regarded as a symbol of British high society, it offers couples the rare opportunity to celebrate within an Art Deco landmark that has hosted royalty, statesmen and icons for over a century. A wedding here feels inherently prestigious – elegant, assured and unmistakably Claridge’s.

A view of The Dorchester hotel’s exterior, showing its cream-colored facade, decorative balconies, and entrance canopy, framed by trees and greenery under a clear blue sky.
A luxurious, circular room with an ornate ceiling and chandelier. The center features an elaborate floral arrangement with red, pink, and peach flowers, gold chairs, and rich fabrics, surrounded by elegant decor and soft lighting.
A display of assorted elegant mini cakes and pastries arranged on a two-tiered gold stand, with a blurred background of warm lighting.

The Dorchester

Designed for grand entertaining and landmark occasions, The Dorchester balances historic stature with a distinctly contemporary approach to hosting. Its purpose-built ballrooms retain the confidence and scale they were created for, while ongoing reinvention ensures events feel current, relevant and technically capable – making it a venue where heritage and modern celebration naturally coexist.

A large water fountain sprays in a pond before a grand brick building at sunset. Two people stand together on the grass near the water, with horse statues visible in the background.
A man in a white outfit and a woman in a red and gold traditional dress stand beside a white vintage convertible car, parked in front of a large brick building with tall windows and neatly trimmed landscaping.
A large, elegant red-brick mansion with white trim and chimneys stands behind a pond, reflecting its image. The sky is streaked with warm sunset colors, and green lawns surround the building.

Fairmont, Windsor Park

Purpose-built for modern entertaining, Fairmont Windsor Park offers expansive event spaces designed to support large-scale celebrations and high guest numbers with ease. With extensive on-site accommodation and resort-style facilities, it allows weddings to unfold over an entire weekend, making it especially well suited to international and multicultural celebrations requiring space, privacy and strong logistical capability.

Aerial view of a large, historic red-brick building with white trim, surrounded by lawns, trees, and parked cars, set in a rural landscape with open fields and distant trees.
A large, historic brick building surrounded by expansive green fields and trees, viewed from above on a partly cloudy day, with rolling countryside stretching into the distance.
Bronze statue of two hares boxing in a grassy area, with a large red brick building and cloudy sky in the background.

Four Seasons Hotel, Hampshire

Set within a historic country estate, Four Seasons Hotel Hampshire offers a rare level of privacy and flexibility. The ability to operate with near-estate exclusivity, host outdoor ceremonies and celebrations, and maintain a discreet, low-profile atmosphere makes it especially appealing for couples seeking a secluded, refined setting away from public attention.

Ornate historic building with red brick and white stone details, featuring arched windows, balconies, and multiple turrets under a partly cloudy sky, viewed from a low angle.
A low-angle view of a historic building with multiple columns, displaying the United Kingdom, Hong Kong, and other flags on flagpoles against a partly cloudy sky.
A grand hotel exterior with British and red flags above the entrance. Luxury cars, including a white sports car and black sedans, are parked in front, while a person on a motorcycle rides past. The building has ornate architecture.

Mandarin Oriental Hyde Park

Set directly on the edge of Hyde Park, Mandarin Oriental Hyde Park occupies one of the most powerful and tightly controlled positions in London. This is a venue chosen when access, protocol and execution genuinely matter – a hotel trusted to host heads of state, royal entourages and international delegations without ever feeling theatrical. This is a setting where high-profile events are delivered with absolute control, precision and authority.

A symmetrical view of two grand historic buildings with domed towers and colonnades, separated by a wide stone path and lawn, with a modern city skyline visible in the distance under a partly cloudy sky.
Grand staircase in an ornate hall with tall columns, candlelit steps, and elaborate ceiling artwork. At the top, a table with a green floral arrangement stands before a decorated wall.
Interior view of an ornate domed ceiling with classical columns, arched windows, and detailed gold accents, showcasing intricate architectural and artistic design elements in a grand historical building.

The Painted Hall, Greenwich

Entering The Painted Hall delivers immediate visual impact, with a soaring Baroque interior crowned by Sir James Thornhill’s vast painted ceiling. Originally designed as a ceremonial dining hall, the space supports both dining and dancing within one uninterrupted setting, while the wider riverside grounds allow for outdoor moments when the format and flow of the celebration call for it.

View from below of The Peninsula hotel entrance with gold lettering, framed by modern building façades and leafy branches above.
A multi-story, modern hotel building with large windows and balconies. The sign above the entrance reads “The Peninsula.” A leafy tree is in the foreground on the right side of the image.
A large, elegant banquet hall with round tables set for an event, featuring gold and white décor, cushioned chairs, floral centerpieces, and warm ambient lighting. The room has high ceilings and mirrored walls.

Peninsula, London

As one of London’s most significant new luxury hotels in decades, The Peninsula London offers an event setting conceived from the outset for scale. Its ballroom was designed with large events in mind, while its position between Hyde Park, Buckingham Palace and Wellington Arch places celebrations within one of the capital’s most ceremonial and prestigious settings.

A large glasshouse with tall columns and many windows stands in a park surrounded by green trees and grass, with a small fenced garden bed in the foreground.
A classic silver car passes through ornate iron gates flanked by two large stone pillars, each topped with a decorative urn, with trees and people visible in the background.
A large glass conservatory is shown at sunset, with the sun shining through the windows. A couple stands at the entrance on the front steps, surrounded by potted plants and greenery. The sky is partly cloudy.

Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew

Set within a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Kew Gardens offers an exceptional variety of event spaces, from iconic glasshouses to intimate historic pavilions. Evening exclusivity allows guests to experience the gardens after hours, while couples enjoy access to some of London’s most sought-after wedding photography backdrops – spaces many only ever dream of seeing privately.

Aerial view of a large glass-domed conservatory surrounded by symmetrical gardens, manicured lawns, garden paths, and trimmed bushes, with people walking and mingling outside at sunset.
Aerial view of a formal courtyard garden with symmetrical paths, manicured bushes, flower beds, and a circular central fountain, surrounded by people and enclosed by stone buildings.
A large, rectangular, light-colored historic building with battlements sits surrounded by expansive green lawns and trees under a partly cloudy sky.

Syon House and Conservatory

A historic family residence of the Duke of Northumberland, Syon House and Conservatory offers architectural grandeur just minutes from central London. Its Great Hall, Long Gallery and light-filled Conservatory provide varied, character-rich spaces, while its use as a filming location for Bridgerton adds cultural recognition. The result is a wedding setting that feels historic, cinematic and distinctly exclusive.

A bride and groom in wedding attire stand on the steps of an ornate, historic building with large wooden doors and intricate stonework. The bride's dress cascades down the stairs as they look at each other.
A view looking up at a domed glass ceiling with purple lighting, ornate arches, and a large green glass sculpture hanging from the center.
A museum hallway with warm orange lighting, decorative ceiling patterns, sculptures along the walls, and a white relief of a cherub on the right wall in the foreground.

The Victoria and Albert Museum

Hosting a wedding at the Victoria and Albert Museum places your celebration within the world’s leading museum of art and design. Evening exclusivity allows guests to experience the museum privately, with events unfolding across the Dome, the Raphael Cartoons and the John Madejski Garden – creating a setting defined by culture, scale and architectural distinction.