If you’re planning your Old Marylebone Town Hall wedding, this page is packed with details to help you have a fun, relaxed day with your nearest and dearest. You'll see photos from all seven ceremony rooms to show you what your wedding could be like, as well as some taken in Regents Park.
And yes, if you’re looking for a photographer, I can help!
Old Marylebone Town Hall opened in 1920, designed by British architect Sir Edwin Cooper. The building is faced with Portland stone with a tower in the style of Christopher Wren and Corinthian columns. It became a listed building in 1981.
It is the main home of the City of Westminster Register Office and completely refurbished in 2018. It has seven beautifully appointed ceremony rooms which take from 15 to 100 guests.
Below are details and photo galleries from real weddings that have taken place in Old Marylebone Town Hall's seven ceremony rooms.
The Westminster Room room has wood paneling and an elaborate plaster-work ceiling. The couple stands in front of a large table in front of a large window.
Below are photos from ceremonies in the Westminster Room.
The Knightsbridge Room has muted grey panelled plaster walls, a fireplace and velvet chairs. Below are photos from ceremonies in the Knightsbridge Room.
The Mayfair Room has a parquet floor, aubergine velvet covered chairs, a fireplace and grey and neutral painted walls. Scroll through the carousel gallery below to see more photos from the Mayfair Room.
The Pimlico Room is a mirror image of the Soho Room but with a more formal seating. It has a rug, traditional fireplace and parquet flooring. The gallery below has photos from civil wedding ceremonies in the Pimlico Room.
The Soho Room features a dark blue sofa and gold chandelier that reflects the shape of two wedding rings. See wedding photos from the Soho Room in the gallery below.
The Paddington Room has two regular chairs and two pouffes in a wood-paneled room with ornate plaster ceiling. Below are photos from ceremonies in the Paddington Room.
The Marylebone Room has wood paneling and an ornate plaster ceiling.
Scroll the gallery below for photos in the Marylebone Room.
OLD MARYLEBONE TOWN HALL WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHY
I specialise in photographing London register office weddings. I've photographed more than 100 weddings with Westminster City Council's registrars - they’re lovely! - so am used to capturing essential and touching moments of your ceremony and couple/family portraits in a short amount of time.
I offer wedding photography at Old Marylebone Town Hall from 1.5 hours through to all of your wedding day. While 90 minutes is the minimum booking, I happily take photos of your preparations beforehand right through to drinks, your wedding breakfast, first dance and carriages - whatever elements of your day you would like captured.
Give me a call on 020 8432 0898 to check if I’m available and talk through your timeline for a bespoke quote that fits your plans.
MARYLEBONE OLD TOWN HALL wedding PHOTOGRAPHY packages
Wedding photography starts from £500 for 90 minutes, which nicely covers your arrival at Old Marylebone Town Hall, your ceremony itself and some portraits nearby.
You receive a set of hand-finished and ready-to-print digital photos afterwards which you’re welcome to print as many times as you like. You also receive an online gallery which you can share with your family and friends and from which they can order prints.
If you would like an album or books from your wedding for yourself and/or your family, I offer a full range of beautiful hand-made books from world-class craftspeople.
Old Marylebone Town Hall's striking and wide steps are perfect for confetti photos as you leave the building, with the art deco lions standing guard on either side. Afterwards, we can take couple portraits and small family groups on the top level, with the building's stunning portland stone as a backdrop.
This area has soft, diffused light that makes for beautiful portraits at most times of the day. Marylebone’s gorgeous architecture in the surrounding streets provides a classic backdrop for more wedding portraits.
Regents Park is about a 10-15 minute walk away. It provides a range of portrait opportunities depending on the time of year and is a favourite of couples getting married at Old Marylebone Town Hall.
A permit is needed, which you can arrange through the Royal Parks online beforehand.