Two Temple Place

Built in 1895 for William Waldorf Astor, Two Temple Place is one of central London’s most exclusive venues. Overlooking the Thames, it offers a grand yet intimate setting with easy access to the city and the West End. A masterpiece of Victorian architecture, it features a sweeping staircase, stained glass windows, a hammer beam ceiling, and intricate marble fireplaces.

The experienced Events team and a selection of approved suppliers can assist with planning and ensure a seamless and memorable experience.

The venue is fully licensed for civil ceremonies and offers three distinct spaces, each with its own character. Couples can exchange vows in a setting rich with history and architectural splendour, ensuring a truly memorable start to their day.

Following the ceremony, guests can enjoy champagne in Astor’s private library before stepping through a hidden door into the Great Hall for the wedding breakfast. As the evening unfolds, celebrations continue in the Lower Gallery, where guests can dance into the night. In fine weather, drinks and canapés can be served in the garden forecourt.

All funds from venue hire support the Bulldog Trust’s charitable programmes, ensuring that every event contributes to meaningful social initiatives.