Casterton Grange Estate: Sitting between the Lake District and the Yorkshire Dales, Casterton Grange is unlike most exclusive use wedding venues in England. The Victorian mansion has a distinctively pink exterior, ornate entertaining terraces and a Walled Garden. It is steeped in history, yet it feels genuinely lived-in rather than institutional. The venue is run […]
Tower of London: Nearly a thousand years of history surround every event at the Tower of London. The fortress was begun by William the Conqueror in 1066 and has witnessed coronations, royal intrigue and centuries of ceremony in the time since. It is, in every sense, a venue like no other in the world. Managed […]
Spring Restaurant: Somerset House has been one of London’s great cultural addresses since the 18th century. Spring occupies the New Wing. It is a Grade I listed space of high ceilings, generous windows and carefully considered interiors that feel elegant without formality. The restaurant opened in 2014 as the first solo venture of the late […]
The Landmark London: One of the great Victorian railway hotels, this five-star property sits on Marylebone Road, close to Regent’s Park and Baker Street. Its defining feature is the vast central atrium, a palm-filled, glass-roofed space that rises through the heart of the building. There is nothing else like it in London’s hotel landscape. As […]
The Dorchester: Opening on Park Lane in 1931, this is one of London’s most celebrated addresses for weddings. The hotel sits on Park Lane overlooking Hyde Park in the heart of Mayfair, and in the decades since it opened it has become one of the most recognised addresses for weddings, private celebrations and grand occasions […]
Kimpton Fitzroy London: Built in the 19th century on Russell Square in Bloomsbury, this hotel has one of the more distinctive facades of any property in the capital. The ornate terracotta building features busts of four British Queens and overlooks Russell Square Gardens directly opposite. Inside, the Pyrenean marble staircase and dramatic public spaces set […]