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Elegant Weddings in London
The 4 star luxury Grosvenor Hotel with its sweeping marble staircase, provides a strikingly elegant London wedding venue. With its high ceilings, original fireplace surrounds and stained glass windows, the Bessborough Suite is a magnificent setting for your civil ceremony or wedding breakfast. Alternatively the Grosvenor Suite combines a modern feel with the traditional Victorian grand fireplace surrounds and chandeliers.
Our dedicated Wedding Planners will work with you from the first phone call to the final farewell, ensuring your day is perfect down to the last detail, including reserving our luxurious Bridal Suite. And because we’re right next door to Victoria station, your guests can get here easily, whether they’re coming across town or halfway round the world to be with you.
Bride, groom, wedding party and guests will cherish the elegant luxury of your wedding at The Grosvenor Hotel.
| Event Space |
Banquet
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Reception
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Cocktail
 |
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70 | 80 | 80 |
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120 | 200 | 200 |
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What's on?
Inspired by Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, Cinderella and Beauty & the Beast, Disney's Three Classic Fairy Tales comes to London's Wembley Arena this spring. With over 20 much-loved characters appearing, it's a show for Disney fans of all ages.
The art market has long been recognised for peddling its wares at over-inflated prices. The Affordable Art Fair (AAF) in Battersea Park provides an antidote, offering a relaxed, unstuffy environment for visitors to browse, buy and learn about art.
London bursts with a huge festival and parade on St Patrick's Day, starting from Hyde Park and ending at Trafalgar Square. Traditional and contemporary Irish music take over the stage at Trafalgar Square and the fountains pump out green water.
John Copley comes to the Royal Academy of Music to direct Royal Academy of Opera in Benjamin Britten's Suffolk comedy Albert Herring. Nicholas Kok conducts alternating casts of young singers who may be the opera stars of tomorrow.
Handel's Tamerlano comes to the Royal Opera. Dutch mezzo Christianne Stotjin stars in the title role, while tenor Kurt Streit replaces an indisposed Plácido Domingo as Bajazet in all performances.
