Palazzo Ripetta: Palazzo Ripetta is located in central Rome, within walking distance of the city’s main landmarks. It sits on a quieter street close to the shopping district, which makes it easier for destination weddings. The building retains original features, while the interiors have been updated. It suits couples looking for a ballroom setting within […]
One Marylebone: Sir John Soane completed the building in 1817. More than two centuries later, it remains one of the most architecturally striking wedding venues in London. As a neoclassical former church opposite Regent’s Park, it has been hosting exceptional events since 2008. Its 27-foot ceilings, striking mosaics and original stained glass windows bring genuine […]
Knowsley Hall: The Stanley family, the Earls of Derby, have called this estate home for over 600 years. It dates back to 1495. It sits within 2,500 acres of private walled parkland around ten miles from Liverpool. As a result, it offers a level of seclusion that is genuinely rare for an exclusive use wedding […]
Sudeley Castle & Gardens: Over 1,000 years of history surround you at Sudeley. The castle itself was built in 1443 and sits within 1,200 acres of rolling Cotswolds countryside outside Winchcombe, Gloucestershire. It remains the private home of Lady Ashcombe and the Dent-Brocklehurst family, which gives it a warmth and intimacy that sets it apart […]
The Dolder Grand: Set on a hillside above Zurich, this historic hotel combines its original 1899 building with two contemporary wings added during a major restoration completed in 2008. The property overlooks the city, Lake Zurich and the surrounding landscape, while still remaining close to the centre. Its scale and layout create a more structured, […]
Avington Park: First recorded as “Afintun” in 961 AD, the Avington estate has accumulated more than a thousand years of history in the Itchen Valley, just east of Winchester. It sits within 300 acres of Hampshire countryside inside the South Downs National Park. Charles II used the estate as a royal retreat, and that sense […]