25/09/2026
VENUE HIGHLIGHTS | THE SAVOY, LONDON ✨
There are hotels you stay in, and then there are hotels that become part of your story.
The Savoy — standing proudly on the Strand, overlooking the River Thames, The Savoy has been synonymous with glamour, history and exceptional hospitality since 1889.
It was Britain’s first luxury hotel to have electric lighting throughout, electric lifts and private bathrooms in the majority of its rooms — innovations that reflected the hotel’s pioneering spirit from the very beginning. More than 135 years later, that sense of individuality remains.
From the moment you arrive, there is an unmistakable feeling that you are stepping into another era — one shaped by grand occasions, legendary guests and a distinctive London glamour.
With its Edwardian elegance, Art Deco interiors and famously impeccable service, The Savoy has welcomed some of the world’s most celebrated names, including Winston Churchill, Frank Sinatra and Katharine Hepburn.
And for us, that is part of what makes it such a remarkable wedding venue.
A few things we love about The Savoy:
✨ The wedding spaces — five beautifully appointed spaces, each with its own character and atmosphere. Our personal favourite is the magnificent *Lancaster Ballroom*, with its spectacular proportions and elegant views across London.
✨Capacity — up to 800 guests, depending on the layout.
✨ Exceptional dining — beautifully considered wedding menus and the culinary expertise you would expect from one of London’s most celebrated hotels.
✨ Timeless design — from the grandeur of its Edwardian architecture to the glamour of its Art Deco details, every space has a story to tell.
✨ Five-star hospitality — the service begins from the moment you arrive and continues seamlessly throughout your celebration.
✨ The Savoy experience — from its legendary afternoon tea to its exceptional restaurants and bars, there is an extraordinary sense of occasion throughout the hotel.
✨ The spa — an elegant retreat offering a moment of calm and indulgence amid the energy of central London.
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