St Bride Foundation Wedding Venue

Location: Tucked away in the heart of London, off Fleet Street, the St Bride Foundation offers a unique and historical setting for your wedding day. Nestled under the famous ‘wedding cake’ spire of St Bride’s Church, this venue is steeped in literary history, having once housed luminaries like Charles Dickens and Dr. Samuel Johnson.

Ambiance: The St Bride Foundation is a Grade II listed red brick building, providing an elegant backdrop for both intimate ceremonies and grand celebrations. With its Victorian charm and artistic community, it’s more than just a venue; it’s a cultural experience.

Spaces:

• Bridewell Hall: An opulent hall that can host up to 150 guests, perfect for a ceremony, wedding breakfast, and after-party in one grand setting.
• Salisbury Room: An intimate space for up to 45 guests, adorned with ornate details and historical charm, ideal for a more personal ceremony or reception.
• Farringdon Room: A light, stylish room suitable for 60 guests, offering a modern touch to your wedding day.

Services: The venue is licensed for civil marriages and civil partnerships, offering wedding packages or bespoke services tailored to your vision. A dedicated wedding planner works with you to ensure every detail is perfect, from the ceremony to the celebrations.

Additional Features:

• Home to the world’s largest library of printing, typography, and graphic design, adding a unique touch to your wedding photos.
• Beautiful photo opportunities around the venue, with the iconic St Paul’s Cathedral and Millennium Bridge nearby.
• Exclusive use of the venue is possible, allowing for a private and personal wedding experience.

Why Choose St Bride Foundation? Whether you’re dreaming of a large-scale celebration or an intimate gathering, this venue’s historical significance, combined with its characterful spaces, makes for an unforgettable wedding day. The foundation’s commitment to artistic and cultural heritage adds a layer of sophistication and uniqueness to your event.