London has an extraordinary choice of luxury hotels for weddings, but they offer very different experiences. There are grand ballrooms built for hundreds of guests and smaller hotels for more intimate celebrations. You’ll also find historic buildings and contemporary spaces overlooking the city. We’ve been visiting hotel wedding venues across London and speaking to the […]
Lucerne is one of Switzerland’s most recognisable wedding destinations, combining lake views, mountain scenery and a compact city setting that is easy for international guests to navigate. For couples planning a luxury destination wedding in Switzerland, the region offers a strong range of venues: historic lakefront hotels, elevated boutique properties, private villas, mountain resorts and […]
Lake Geneva is one of the strongest wedding regions in Switzerland, combining grand lakefront hotels, vineyard scenery and mountain views within a relatively compact area. The Swiss side of the lake, particularly around Montreux, Vevey and Lausanne, offers a range of luxury wedding venues suited to everything from large multi-day celebrations to intimate waterfront dinners. […]
Rome offers a wide range of luxury wedding venues, from panoramic villas above the city to five-star hotels with garden courtyards, rooftop terraces and grand historic ballrooms. Guest capacities range from intimate 12-person terraces to large-scale ballroom receptions of 1,000+ guests. During a recent research visit to Rome, we visited leading properties in person to […]
Creating Destination-style Weddings Within the UK Exclusive-use wedding venues are increasingly appealing to couples who want their wedding to feel immersive and experiential. Outside London, there is a growing number of estates, houses and halls that allow couples to take over an entire property, offering privacy, flexibility and the opportunity to build a multi-day celebration […]
Exclusive-use weddings make up a large portion of Scotland’s luxury wedding landscape. Many of the country’s most prestigious venues – from restored Highland castles to island retreats and countryside manor houses – now operate primarily on an exclusive-use basis for weddings above a certain size. But “exclusive use” varies significantly between properties, and couples often […]