60 Great Queen Street
Grade II listed Art Deco venue in Covent Garden, London
60 Great Queen Street is a Grade II listed Art Deco building in Covent Garden, hired for weddings as selected spaces or as a whole venue, with a seated capacity of 120 and a standing capacity of 300.
60 Great Queen Street is a Grade II listed Art Deco building in Covent Garden, central London. Its bronze tower doors open onto a foyer and a sequence of decorated rooms, and the building is hired for weddings with access to selected spaces or the whole venue. The Vestibules form three linked areas, and the Long Room sits alongside them as a separate space for a bar or late-night lounge.
A seated wedding breakfast is set for up to 120 guests, while a standing reception holds up to 300, with room for a dance floor, band, food stations and lounge seating. Menus are written individually by Moving Venue. The Egyptian Room is licensed for civil ceremonies and is available on Sundays only, and the Grand Temple, with its handcrafted mosaic ceiling, can be added as a dance floor for an extra fee. The Grand Officer's Suite serves as a private bridal suite with its own bathroom. Venue hire starts from £8,000, and live music and DJs are permitted until 11:30 PM.
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The Essentials
- Where
- Covent Garden, London, United Kingdom
- Capacity
- Up to 120 seated, up to 300 standing
- Ceremony
- Civil ceremonies in the Egyptian Room, Sundays only
- Price
- Venue hire from £8,000
- Exclusive use
- Selected spaces or the entire venue
- Catering
- Bespoke menus by Moving Venue
- Stay
- No on-site rooms, hotels nearby
- Music
- Live music and DJs until 11:30 PM
An Art Deco landmark in Covent Garden
60 Great Queen Street is a Grade II listed building in the centre of Covent Garden. Its bronze tower doors, mosaic ceilings and ornate interiors give wedding photographers a range of Art Deco settings, and the doors open for the couple and their guests as the start of the day.
Three Vestibules for dinner and dancing
The Vestibules form three defined areas that lead from one to the next. The first suits escort cards and the move into dinner, the second holds a seated wedding breakfast, and the third becomes the dance floor. For a standing reception the same rooms take food stations and a bar.
The Long Room, the Egyptian Room and the Grand Temple
The Long Room can be revealed late in the evening as a speakeasy-style bar or lounge. The Egyptian Room, with its golden accents and pillars, is licensed for civil ceremonies on Sundays, and the Grand Temple, under its handcrafted mosaic ceiling, can be added as a dance floor for an extra fee.
Bronze tower doors
The doors open for the couple and their guests, marking the start of the celebration.
The Vestibules
Three linked areas serve as an arrival space, a dining room and a dance floor.
The Long Room
A separate room suited to a speakeasy-style bar or a late-night lounge.
The Grand Officer's Suite
A private bridal suite with its own bathroom and natural light through stained-glass windows.
The Egyptian Room
A licensed room with golden accents and pillars for civil ceremonies, available on Sundays.
The Grand Temple
A mosaic-ceilinged room that can be added as a dance floor for an additional fee.
The whole of 60 Great Queen Street, to yourselves
Full access to selected spaces or the entire venue.
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Strand and Covent Garden, London
The building stands on Great Queen Street in Covent Garden. There are no bedrooms on site, and hotels nearby include Rosewood London, NoMad, The Savoy and ME London.
60 Great Queen Street
60 Great Queen Street, Covent Garden, London WC2B 5AZ, United Kingdom
Things to do nearby
- Royal Opera House
- Somerset House
- Covent Garden Market
- Adelphi Theatre
- British Museum
- Dominion Theatre
Getting there
- London City (LCY)
- Heathrow (LHR)
Nearest station
Holborn (London Underground) is the nearest station, about 250 metres from the venue in a straight line.
What a wedding here costs
- Seated dinner120
- Standing reception300
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How many guests can 60 Great Queen Street host?
A seated wedding breakfast suits up to 120 guests. A standing reception holds up to 300, with space left for a dance floor, band, food stations and lounge seating.
Can a civil ceremony be held on site?
Yes. The Egyptian Room is licensed for civil ceremonies. It is available on Sundays only.
Is exclusive hire possible?
Yes. Couples can book selected spaces or the entire venue.
Who provides the catering?
Menus are written individually by Moving Venue, with pricing set according to the menu chosen.
Is there somewhere to get ready on the morning?
The Grand Officer's Suite is a private bridal suite with its own bathroom and stained-glass windows that bring in natural light.
Are there rooms to stay at the venue?
No. The building has no bedrooms. Rosewood London, NoMad, The Savoy and ME London are among the hotels nearby.
How late can music continue?
Live music and DJs are permitted until 11:30 PM, and extensions can be requested.
Which other spaces can be added?
The Grand Temple can be added as a dance floor for an extra fee, and the Long Room suits a speakeasy-style bar or late-night lounge.
