Blenheim Palace: There are very few wedding venues in England that genuinely stop people in their tracks. Blenheim Palace is one of them. Built in the English Baroque style between 1705 and 1722, it is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and the hereditary seat of the Dukes of Marlborough. It remains home to the 12th […]
The Lanesborough: Hyde Park Corner sits at the junction of Knightsbridge, Mayfair and Belgravia, with Hyde Park on one side and Wellington Arch directly opposite. The Lanesborough has occupied this position since the building’s conversion from St George’s Hospital in the early 1990s. The Regency-style interiors, designed to reflect the architecture of the original 19th-century […]
The Goring: In the same family since it opened in 1910, this is London’s only family-owned five-star hotel. It sits on Beeston Place in Belgravia, a short walk from Buckingham Palace and Victoria station. That family ownership shapes the hotel in a way that distinguishes it from the larger group-owned properties nearby. The service carries […]
Cliveden House: With over 350 years of history dedicated to power, politics and pleasure, this Grade I listed stately home sits within 376 acres of National Trust grounds above the River Thames near Taplow in Berkshire. Winston Churchill, Charlie Chaplin and Franklin D. Roosevelt all spent time here. The house is a Relais & Châteaux […]
The Connaught: Carlos Place in Mayfair is one of the quieter addresses in central London, which gives The Connaught a sense of discretion that suits a wedding well. The hotel is part of the Maybourne group alongside Claridge’s, The Berkeley, The Emory and The Maybourne Riviera. It is fully licensed for weddings and civil partnerships, […]