About
Haberdashers’ Hall is a wedding venue in the City of London, England. Located just a stone's throw away from the famous Smithfield Market and St Paul's Cathedral, this stunning venue is one of London's hidden gems. Grand wrought iron gates open onto a tranquil Courtyard and adjoining Orangery. The immaculate hand-cut lawn and the dancing water feature delight couples and photographers alike. Inside the Hall, visitors will discover a sleek, modern space featuring a magnificent high vaulted ceiling, oak-panelled walls, and floor to ceiling windows that afford breathtaking views of the Courtyard below. All of these elements combine to create a lovely palette that only requires your styling choices and special touches to be complete.
Facilities and Capacity
Haberdashers’ Hall is licensed for civil ceremonies and can accommodate 80 guests in the Orangery and Court Room and up to 200 people in Livery Hall, the venue's largest and most impressive function area. The Hall also hosts receptions for up to 200 seated guests or 450 standing guests. Whether you're planning a cosy, intimate occasion or a large celebration with all your family and friends, Haberdashers’ Hall has everything you need to make your celebration unique and memorable.
Services Offered
Haberdashers’ Hall is available for exclusive use. Catering services are provided by Graysons, the venue's exclusive in-house catering partner. Graysons invites you and your loved ones to enjoy outstanding food and service that's second to none. Contact the Haberdashers’ Hall team today for further information. The wedding of your dreams is within reach, and they can't wait to meet you and begin planning a day you'll never forget.
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