Wedding Venue Hire London

A: If you're looking for the best wedding venues in London, we recommend The Bloomsbury Ballroom, The Great Hall at Queen's House and The Paget Room at BMA House

A: Consider using a furniture hire company, a skilled AV technician, a nice DJ, and a creative caterer. There's a never-ending list of addons that could make the wedding venue feel even better.

A: Some prefer a standing buffet, while others want the full 5-course sit-down experience. In the end, it's all up to preference and budget.

A: Most venues ask for 50% payment in advance upon booking. This varies from venue to venue, and you should ask them upon enquiry.

A: Some venues provide a wedding specialist to help on the day but not all of them. You could ask for a person to assist, although it might be at an extra cost. You should ask the venue upon enquiry.

A: Depends on how much time the venue provides you with in advance. As a wedding supplier, it's prefered to deliver the day before and collect the day after the wedding to avoid doing everything in a hurry.

A: By the time you visit the venue, you should have a rough idea of what you want. Consult your planner, think of what your guests would like and remember your budget.

A: You should ask for examples of previous events, check their insurance and backup plans, and figure out if there are any additional costs not mentioned.

A: Depends on how unique you want your wedding venue to be. Having 12 chocolate prosseco fountains on your wedding day can be amazing, sourcing the suppliers is not. Comes down to budget, preference and how involved you want to be.