The Old Timber Store
Based on a weekday wedding in July.
Based on a weekday wedding in July.
Starting price includes:
- Prices are inclusive of chair hire, lighting and candle decoration, and a dedicated contact on the day.
Additional costs:
These items are not included in the price above but can be added for an additional fee:
- The price scale does not include any catering or supplier products such as cakes, flowers, etc.
Please contact the venue for detailed prices, a list of what is included, optional extras, and anything else you will need to provide yourselves.
- Ceremony Capacity : 60
- Dinner Capacity : 60
- Standing Capacity : 60
- Licensed For Marriage : Yes
- Catering : In-house
- Bar : Couple's Choice
- Accommodation : No
- Child Friendly : Yes
- Pets Welcome : Yes
- Licensed Until : 10.30pm
- Exclusivity : Yes
- Disabled Facilities : Yes
Ropewalk
Maltby St
London
SE1 3PA
Setting
Nestled in Bermondsey’s hidden treasure, Maltby Street Market, The Old Timber Store invites you to discover where old London gracefully converges with new beginnings. This historic railway arch, located amidst the charming cobbles of The Ropewalk, sets the stage for a unique and intimate wedding venue. The Ropewalk comes alive weekly with an array of international street food fusions, but this dedicated arch offers an exclusive haven for wedding ceremonies reminiscent of 19th-century London.
Ceremony
Transport yourself from the bustling city and step into The Old Timber Store’s exposed, old-fashioned charm. This picturesque railway arch combines the tranquillity of nature with the industrial essence of 19th-century London. A rustic setting adorned with splendid florals, where wooden beams provide a perfect canvas for your special day. It’s an intimate retreat offering respite from the urban hustle and bustle.
The Old Timber Store exudes an enchanting and cosy ambience, making it the ideal setting for couples seeking the magic of simplicity within London’s iconic railway arches.
Explore beautiful floral arrangements with their on-site florist, Jemima, in the woods.