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On Hitched.co.uk since 2021
Last update: June 2024
Lea Rowing Club is a historical British Rowing affiliated club venue that dates back to the 19th century and is based in East London, England. Perched between Hackney's vibrant east London boroughs and Waltham Forest, this space is set close to wilderness, directly overlooking a tranquil stretch of the River Lea and surrounded by ancient marshland. Recently renovated, the club's beautiful Boathouse offers a series of complementary spacious areas, perfect for holding a celebration or wedding reception.
Facilities and Capacities
Lea Rowing Club venue is fully licensed to host civil services. The main hall is a light and airy space with high ceilings and can accommodate up to 130 seated guests or 200 standing guests. It boasts a clean, modern, minimalistic backdrop for your celebration and is fully air-conditioned with a large dance floor. The L-shaped Bar and Study Area are characterful and charming rooms located at the venue's rear. They share a vast private balcony with stunning views over the River Lea and Walthamstow marshes.
Services Offered
To provide you with the most exquisite setting for your celebration at the Lea Rowing Club, you have the choice to hire The Boathouse, a newly refurbished clubhouse, for your wedding reception. To get the most out of your experience at this unique venue, choose between three inclusive wedding packages offering some of the following services:
- Saturday hire of the entire venue from 8 am to 12.30 am
- Use of the kitchen
- Chef's Menu meal and drinks package for guests
- Hire of furnishings and table settings
- Decor, linen and lighting hire
- Floral arrangements and centrepieces
- Front of house, bar and kitchen staff
- Assistance from the designated event manager
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