Housed in a historic Grade-II listed building, the former home of the British Linen Bank, lies Piazza Italiana, The City’s latest and most elegant wedding venue.

Say I do against a backdrop of high ornate ceilings, exquisite chandeliers, Neoclassical Corinthian columns and floor-to-ceiling arched windows, providing a modern setting for a stunning London wedding.

A range of elegant private spaces and setups can cater to luxury weddings of all sizes. Prepare for a magnificent celebration to remember with exclusive hire of the whole venue, or opt for something smaller and more intimate by booking one of the chic and characterful event spaces.

Facilities and Capacity

Piazza Italiana hosts celebrations of varying sizes, with a range of event spaces that can accommodate up to 180 guests seated. The Ante Chamber seats intimate groups of 14 people in surroundings inspired by elegant Venetian palaces. Muted tones soften this beautiful room's grandeur. The Mezzanine PDR accommodates up to 14 guests, another lovely location for a small, close-knit gathering. The wood-clad space feels comfortable and welcoming and has a separate bar area with an excellent selection of whiskies. Lastly, The Mezzanine seats 40 guests. Arched windows provide views across the garden and flood the airy space with warm natural light. Guests can look out across the main dining room and soak in the ambience while enjoying a delicious meal or cocktail.

Services Offered

Doubling up as a highly regarded luxury Italian restaurant, the venue boasts exquisite menus for the wedding breakfast, made up of classic dishes from all over Italy. The venue's culinary team, led by Victor Ravdive, honours Italian cooking traditions with seasonal ingredients, authentic cooking processes, and a commitment to culinary excellence. Whether you are looking for a more formal sit down dinner or sharing cicchetti and bowl food, the venue can offer up a range of dining options.

Toast to your big day with an extensive wine list hand-selected by the team, boasting unique options from across Italy, including the regions of Piedmont and Tuscany. There’s something for every taste, with iconic producers and great vintages as well as classic and emerging producers from all over the world.