The Queen's House Greenwich

The Queen’s House dates back to the reign of King James I, who built this ‘House of Delight’ for his Queen. Set in the abundant greenery of Greenwich Park, London, the classical 17th-century venue offers spectacular views across historic Greenwich, the Thames and Canary Wharf.

From drinks on the pristine lawns, to ceremonies and dinners in the striking Great Hall, the Queen’s House is an extraordinary stage for the day of your dreams.

Ready to wed
The House offers four stunning spaces that are ideal for celebrations. With its monochrome marbled floor, The Great Hall is a perfect 40ft cube with space for 120 guests. Meanwhile, the Orangery and South Parlours tick the boxes for small ceremonies and boutique wedding breakfasts for up to 50 people.

After sundown
Beneath the Great Hall you’ll find the vaulted Undercroft, an atmospheric reception space. While there’s room for more people here, a marquee is also an option for those with more guests to accommodate.

Fast Facts

Style: A stunning 17th-century royal villa, in Greenwich, London.
Capacity: The black-and-white Great Hall has room for 120 guests.
Catering: Seated and buffet services offered.
Reception: Fireworks allowed. Facilities for live bands, DJs and other entertainers available.
Getting There: Close to tube, car park and helipad (!) available.

The Queen’s House
Greenwich Park, London
www.RMG.co.uk/Weddings 
+44(0)20 8858 4422

As seen in Khush Wedding Winter 2017 KW17. Buy this issue here