The Royal Horticultural Halls
Grade II-listed Edwardian halls with a glass-vaulted ceiling, Vincent Square, Westminster, London
The Royal Horticultural Halls is a Grade II-listed Edwardian venue in Westminster, where Lindley Hall offers a large uninterrupted floor space under a glass-vaulted ceiling.
The Royal Horticultural Halls, Lindley Hall
The Royal Horticultural Halls stand on Vincent Square in Westminster, and Lindley Hall is the room used for large weddings. It is a Grade II-listed Edwardian building with a large uninterrupted floor space, easy to reach and adaptable to many layouts. A glass-vaulted ceiling lets in daylight and the hall can be fully blacked out at the touch of a button, so the lighting can be shaped to the style of the day.
For a wedding reception the hall seats 450, leaving space for a dance floor and bar. It can also be set for a banquet of 480 or a drinks reception for 650, and it can be arranged for a smaller dinner. The space has previously been used for runway shows by designers including Tom Ford, Moschino and Coach. An experienced wedding planner works with couples to organise the day, and the open floor gives room to dress the hall as a blank canvas.
The Royal Horticultural Halls
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The Essentials
- Where
- Vincent Square, Westminster, London
- Capacity
- Banquet for 480, drinks reception for 650
- Seated reception
- 450 seats with a dance floor and bar
- Space
- Lindley Hall, Grade II listed
- Price
- Hire from £8,750 + VAT (6 hours)
- Light
- Glass-vaulted ceiling, can be fully blacked out
An Edwardian hall in Westminster
Lindley Hall is part of the Royal Horticultural Halls on Vincent Square, a Grade II-listed building with the grace of the Edwardian era. It is among the larger uninterrupted floor spaces in central London and is easy to reach.
Light that can be switched off
A glass-vaulted ceiling fills the hall with natural light, and the same ceiling can be fully blacked out at the touch of a button. The room can be dressed and lit to suit the style of the day.
Scale for a large reception
The hall can seat 450 for a wedding reception with a dance floor and bar, hold a banquet for 480 or host a drinks reception for 650. It has also served as a runway venue for designers including Tom Ford, Moschino and Coach.
Lindley Hall
A Grade II-listed Edwardian hall with a large uninterrupted floor.
Glass-vaulted ceiling
Daylight fills the room, and it can be blacked out with a button.
Seating for 450
A wedding reception layout leaves space for a dance floor and bar.
Banquet for 480
The hall can also be set for a banquet of 480 guests.
Drinks reception for 650
The floor suits a standing reception for up to 650.
Wedding planner
An experienced planner supports the day.
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Westminster, London
The Royal Horticultural Halls
80 Vincent Square, London SW1P 2PE, England
Things to do nearby
- Strutton Ground Market
- Tate Britain
- Victoria Palace Theatre
- Westminster Abbey
- St James's Park
- Buckingham Palace
Getting there
- London City (LCY)
- Heathrow (LHR)
Nearest station
St James's Park (Underground) is the nearest station, about 0.2 miles in a straight line; Victoria and Pimlico are a little further.
What a wedding here costs
Venue hire from £8,750 + VAT for 6 hours; £13,000 + VAT for a full day (08:00 to 00:00). Dry hire, catering from approved suppliers.
- Seated dinner630
- Standing reception650
- Ceremony540
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The Royal Horticultural Halls
What is Lindley Hall?
It is the main hall of the Royal Horticultural Halls, a Grade II-listed Edwardian building in central London with a large uninterrupted floor space.
How many guests can it hold?
The hall takes a standing reception of 650, a dinner of 630 without a reception area, or a dinner dance of 480.
How many guests sit for a wedding reception?
A wedding reception seats 450, leaving room for a dance floor and bar.
How large is the main hall?
The main hall is 36m long and 22m wide, with a ceiling height of 14.75m.
Does the hall get natural light?
Yes. The glass-vaulted ceiling lets in daylight, and the hall can be fully blacked out at the touch of a button.
What does venue hire cost?
Venue hire is £13,000 + VAT for a full day (08:00 to 00:00), £10,000 + VAT for 12 hours and £8,750 + VAT for 6 hours. Additional hours are £750 + VAT.
Is exclusive use included?
Yes. Hire covers exclusive use of the main hall, north annexe, mezzanine, organiser's office, kitchen and cafe for the duration of the tenancy.
Can I bring my own caterer?
The venue is dry hire, and caterers must come from the approved suppliers list. Using a supplier outside the list adds a buyout fee.
What is the nearest station?
St James's Park Underground is the nearest station, about 0.2 miles in a straight line. Victoria and Pimlico are a little further.
What is included in the hire?
Hire includes a cloakroom with attendants, venue furniture, dedicated Wi-Fi, pre and post event cleaning and a duty manager.
Is there a wedding planner?
Yes. An experienced wedding planner works with couples on the day.
Has the hall hosted other events?
Fashion designers including Tom Ford, Moschino and Coach have used the space for shows.
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