Grade I listed Soane building of 1828 for exclusive-hire weddings, Marylebone, London
One Marylebone is a Grade I listed neo-classical former church designed by Sir John Soane and completed in 1828, hired exclusively for weddings in central London.
One Marylebone is a neo-classical former church designed by Sir John Soane and completed in 1828, now listed Grade I and hired only for weddings and events. It stands on Marylebone Road in central London beside Regent's Park, a few minutes from Great Portland Street, Regent's Park and Euston stations.
A wedding takes the whole building. Ceremonies are held in The Gallery, a room with arched windows, or in the Soane Hall, where columns rise to galleries and a painted apse. The hall can be lit in gold, blue or purple and arranged for a ceremony, a banquet or dancing. The Council Chamber and the stone Undercroft provide further rooms for the evening, and a private garden terrace is used for drinks. The Soane Hall seats around 200 and a standing reception can reach about 400. Approved caterers provide the food, and guests stay at hotels close by. The building is hired for the whole event, so ceremony, dinner and dancing all move through its rooms in turn.
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One Marylebone was designed by Sir John Soane, architect of the Bank of England, and finished in 1828 as a church. Its Grade I listing protects a neo-classical interior of columns, galleries and a painted apse, now used solely for weddings and events.
The Soane Hall is the great room and can be lit gold, blue or purple, hung with blossom or paper canopies and set for a ceremony, a banquet and a dancefloor in turn. The Gallery, with arched windows, suits ceremonies, while the Council Chamber and the stone Undercroft add space for the evening.
Approved caterers cook for the day, so menus range from a formal seated dinner under the galleries to a large multicultural celebration. A private garden terrace gives guests a place for drinks, and nearby hotels take care of overnight stays.
A Grade I listed neo-classical building by Sir John Soane, 1828, hired exclusively for a London wedding.
The BuildingA soaring galleried hall of columns and apse, lit and dressed for the ceremony, banquet and dancing.
The Hall
The Gallery, the Council Chamber, a stone Undercroft and a garden terrace, a sequence of grand rooms.
The SpacesA landmark address by Regent's Park, minutes from the West End, with hotels on the doorstep.
The Setting
The soaring Soane Hall, columns rising to galleries and a painted apse, the great room of the building, for the ceremony, the wedding breakfast and the dancing, dramatic under any lighting.
EnquireThe stone-columned Undercroft beneath the hall, for evening receptions and after-parties, atmospheric and candlelit under low arches.
EnquireThe whole Grade I building is hired for a single wedding, including the Soane Hall, The Gallery, the Council Chamber, the Undercroft and the garden terrace.
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One Marylebone stands on Marylebone Road in central London, by the edge of Regent's Park, a landmark neo-classical building in the heart of the city. It is minutes from Great Portland Street, Regent's Park and Euston stations, and within easy reach of the West End and all of central London, so guests reach one of the capital's most dramatic venues effortlessly, with hotels of every kind on the doorstep.
1 Marylebone Road, London NW1 4AQ, England
Great Portland Street (London Underground) is the nearest station, about 100 metres from the venue in a straight line.
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It stands on Marylebone Road in central London, at the edge of Regent's Park. Great Portland Street, Regent's Park and Euston stations are all a few minutes away.
Yes. A wedding takes the whole Grade I building, with the Soane Hall, The Gallery, the Council Chamber, the Undercroft and the garden terrace.
The Soane Hall seats around 200 for a ceremony or wedding breakfast, and a standing reception can reach about 400. The Gallery and the Undercroft sit alongside it.
Couples marry either in The Gallery, which can be dressed with a floral arch, or in the Soane Hall beneath its columns and galleries.
Catering comes from a list of approved caterers. That allows anything from a formal seated breakfast to a large multicultural banquet, with dietary and cultural needs covered.
No. It is an events venue rather than a hotel, so guests stay at the many hotels around Marylebone and Regent's Park.
Yes. A private paved garden terrace opens off the building for drinks and photographs.
Hire is arranged on a bespoke basis, with pricing set once the date and plans are known.
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