Mayfair wedding venues

Why marry in Mayfair?

Mayfair is the part of the West End bounded by Park Lane, Oxford Street, Regent Street and Piccadilly, laid out in the eighteenth century around squares such as Berkeley Square and Grosvenor Square. Its grand hotels and private clubs lend themselves to black tie weddings held entirely in one building: ceremony, dinner, dancing and the guests' rooms.

Mayfair's venues include Claridge's on Brook Street and The Dorchester on Park Lane, both with ballrooms reached through their own private entrances, and The Lansdowne Club off Berkeley Square, a private members' club with a ballroom and bedrooms of its own.

Hyde Park runs along Mayfair's western edge for photographs, and the Elizabeth line at Bond Street reaches Heathrow directly. Guests who stay in the wedding hotel need no transport at all on the day.