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Stationers Hall

Stationers’ Hall, Ave Maria Lane, London EC4M 7DD

FEATURES

  • Alcohol license
  • Capacity: Civil Ceremony - 120 in the Court Room, 200 in the Main Hall
  • Capacity: Wedding Breakfast - 80 in the Court Room, 200 in the Main Hall
  • Car park
  • Catering
  • Church nearby
  • Civil license
  • Disabled Access
  • DJ facilities
  • Dry Hire
  • Entertainment
  • Evening Reception
  • Exclusive use
  • Onsite Wedding Planner

INFO

Situated just a few minutes’ walk from St. Paul’s Cathedral in the heart of the City of London, Stationers’ Hall offers an impressive and unique Wedding Venue. Available for exclusive hire throughout the year, making it the perfect venue for all seasons.

The warmth of the Hall with its’ magnificent stained-glass windows makes the most wonderful setting for your wedding breakfast. Our secluded Garden is a hidden treasure and the ideal space for your drink’s reception and photographs.

Renowned City caterer, Searcys resides at Stationers’ Hall ensuring your guests experience impeccable service, food excellence and creative menus.

CATEGORIES

Alfresco venues, Glorious gardens, Venues
Ceremonies ...read more

Licensed to host marriage and civil partnership ceremonies, the tranquil sanctuary of Stationers’ Hall is the perfect place to get wed.

With a story that has evolved over hundreds of years, its beauty and tradition – not to mention a desirable location just a few steps from St Paul’s Cathedral – provides an ideal backdrop for your special day.

Interesting facts about Stationers’ Hall ...read more

The Stationers' Company originated in 1403 when the Mayor of the City of London approved the formation of a stationers' guild, whose members were text writers and illuminators of manuscript books, booksellers, bookbinders and suppliers of parchment, pens and paper. A stationer was one who traded from a 'stationery' stall round St Paul's Cathedral.

The ambition of all Livery companies was to own a hall and the Stationers were no exception. In 1606, the Stationers purchased Abergavenny House on the site of the present Hall. During the early days of September 1666, the Great Fire destroyed the major part of the City of London and Abergavenny House was burned to the ground.

Work on the present Hall began in 1670 and by 1673 it was ready for use. Additions took place at the end of the 18th century, including the magnificent stained glass windows in the Livery Hall.

Stationers’ Hall is exclusively yours for the day! The hall and garden are yours to enjoy with the privacy and seclusion we want you and your guests to feel it is a home away from home to enjoy your special day.






 

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