The Old Marylebone Town Hall Weddings

A Guide To Getting Married At
The Old Marylebone Town Hall

One of London’s Most Iconic Wedding Venues, This Is Where London Gets Married

first kiss at The Old Marylebone Town Hall

There is a reason Old Marylebone Town Hall has hosted more celebrity weddings than almost any other register office in the world. Paul McCartney, Ringo Starr, Liam Gallagher, Elizabeth Taylor, twice, and Mick Jagger.

It is not nostalgia that draws couples to Marylebone.

It is the building itself, a late-Victorian civic building on the Marylebone Road, grand in scale without being intimidating, beautiful without being fussy, and situated in one of London’s most elegant neighbourhoods.

You walk up those steps and through those doors, and something about the occasion feels genuinely significant.

This is not a hotel ballroom dressed to look important. This building has been important for over a century, and it shows.

Getting married at The Old Marylebone Town Hall feels like a proper London love story. All that beautiful stone, the steps, the doors, the history wrapped into one backdrop.

Couple Portrait at The Old Marylebone Town Hall

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Reasons To Have An
Old Marylebone Town Hall Wedding

The Old Marylebone Town Hall is one of London’s best wedding venues and the finest building in Marylebone. First designed in 1914, it inspired the Graeco-Roman style that became popular during the Edwardian era.

Flexibility

Want a small ceremony with just your closest people? Sorted. Want 100 guests and readings? They can do that too.

Ceremonies are staggered so you get your moment without feeling rushed by the next couple.


Perfect Photography

The magnificent portico, supported by full-height Corinthian columns, is the perfect backdrop for your wedding photographs. The marble staircase inside. The iconic front steps for confetti. The pillars and arches.

Walk 15 minutes, and you’re in Regent’s Park. Or use the cobbled streets of Marylebone right outside.

You’re spoilt for backdrops without having to travel.

Old Marylebone Town Hall Wedding Photography Group Portrait

Central London Location

You’re right in the middle of London. Marylebone Road. Easy to reach, whether you’re coming from across the city or flying in from abroad.


Seven Ceremony Rooms

Pick based on your guest count or what feels right. From the intimate Paddington Room for eight people to the Westminster Room for 100.

Wood-panelled rooms, if you want something darker. Lighter rooms like the Soho or Pimlico, if you prefer that feel.
Your dog can come. Cats too. They’re welcome at the ceremony.

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Getting Ready For Your Marylebone Town Hall Wedding

The Old Marylebone Town Hall does not have on-site accommodation. Your morning can begin at a nearby hotel, and in this part of London, nearby means exceptional.

The Landmark London is a 2-minute walk. One of London’s grandest hotels, with suites that make getting-ready photographs look effortless.

Chiltern Firehouse is a 8 minutes walk. The most fashionable address in Marylebone. The rooms are stunning, and the morning-of experience is exactly what a Marylebone wedding deserves. minutes’

The Doyle Collection – The Marylebone is a 8 minutes walk. Boutique, beautifully designed and consistently recommended by wedding couples in this area.

I can be at your hotel from the morning, photographing the preparations before we make our way to the Town Hall together.

bridal portrait at Pennyhill Park

How Much Does It Cost To Get Married At The Old Marylebone Town Hall?

If you’re thinking about getting married at The Old Marylebone Town Hall, you’ll be pleased to know that you’re not going to break the bank.

There is a charge for your wedding registrar, which varies depending on the room and day you choose, starting at £898.

The Ceremony Rooms

Most of the rooms in this venue are beautifully oak-panelled, with large, floor-to-ceiling windows that provide incredible lighting, but some, such as the Soho Room, are much lighter and silver-toned. These different aesthetics are ideal, as they allow for a variety of themes within an old, historic building in a highly convenient location. 

Every couple should be able to take the pictures they have always dreamed of. Whether this is group shots, intimate couple portraits, or completely natural and candid snaps, I want you to love every photograph. 

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Couple Portraits at The Old Marylebone Town Hall

The Mayfair Room

30 guests

The Knightsbridge Room

30 guests

The Pimlico Room

20 guests

The Soho Room

20 guests

The Marylebone Room

12 guests

The Paddington Room

8 guests

How To Book Your Wedding At The Old Marylebone Town Hall

The Practical Part

bride and flower girl arriving at The Old Marylebone Town Hall

The venue website makes it easy to find the right room, check availability and see pricing all in one place. If you want to see the space beforehand, the Westminster Council run open days.

Prices start from £898 (2026) for an off-peak date, and include the room and two registrars.

You must give notice of intent to marry at least 29 days before your ceremony. Westminster Council recommends doing this three to six months ahead.

You can book your Old Marylebone Town Hall Wedding here.

Photographing At The Old Marylebone Town Hall

Every wedding I photograph starts with a conversation. Not about packages or shot lists, about you, your day and what you actually want to remember.

A Marylebone Town Hall wedding has a particular energy, intimate, precise, unhurried. The ceremony rooms are beautiful but not vast. The moments happen quickly and close together.

Being ready for them requires knowing the building and understanding the pace of the day before it begins.

I arrive before your guests. I know the light in the ceremony rooms and where to position myself during the vows.

I know the steps outside and exactly when to have you there for the confetti. I know the surrounding streets, Chiltern Street, Paddington Street Gardens, and the quiet Georgian terraces of the area, for portraits after the ceremony.

The photographs you will still reach for in twenty years are the ones nobody staged. Those are the ones I am here for.

Confetti at The Old Marylebone Town Hall

QUESTIONS?

01 / Do You Photograph Micro Weddings Too?

Absolutely, I love capturing all forms and celebrations of love! Whether you’re planning a civil ceremony, civil partnership, vow renewal, naming ceremonies, commitmment ceremonies or proposal, The Old marylebone Town Hall is the perfect venue.

03 / Can You Hold Our Wedding Date Until We Decide?

Unfortunately not. With spots reserved for a maximum of 20 couples per year, to ensure every wedding receives my fullest heart and dedication, bookings are on a first-come, first-served basis. 

05 / Can We Play Our Own Music

Yes. You can choose your music for your entrance and during the signing of the register. You can plug your phone into the room’s music centre.

07 / Can We Have Confetti and Group Photographs On The Front Step?

Yes. However, there is a time limit for use of the centre of the stairs, so it’s best to be prepared with confetti and a list of the groups beforehand.

09 / What Time Do We Need To Arrive For Our Ceremony?

You can get there 30 minutes before your ceremony time. You’ll both need a quick interview beforehand.

You don’t want to see each other before the ceremony? One of you can come 30 minutes early, the other 15 minutes early. The registrars will interview you separately.

Guests can arrive 30 minutes ahead, but should be there at least 15 minutes before the ceremony starts. They’ll be shown to the ceremony room.

02 / Where Are You Based? Do You Travel?

I’m based in Surrey and photograph weddings throughout London, Surrey, and right across the globe. Please get in touch so we can start planning all the exciting details and bring your dreams to life.

04 / We Love Your Photographs! How Do We Book You?

Amazing, I’m so thrilled and absolutely can’t wait to celebrate with you! Please email me at info@amatya.co.uk, and I’ll send you a personalised proposal with my booking fee and a contract to sign. Once that’s all done, I’ll walk you through the following steps.

06 / Can We Read Our Own Vows?

Absolutely, yes. Many couples choose to write and read their own vows for their Old Marylebone Town Hall wedding.

08 / Can We Have Photographs Around The Old Marylebone Town Hall

Absolutely, yes! Many couples to choose to include this as part of their photography coverage..

10 / Are There Accessible Facilities?  

Yes. When you arrive at The Old Marylebone Town Hall, find a member of staff who can help you.

Where To Park For Your
Old Marylebone Town Hall Wedding

There’s a dedicated drop-off/pick-up spot right outside The Old Marylebone Town Hall, but you cannot wait there indefinitely.

For guests, there’s nearby parking with a multi-story car park opposite The Old Marylebone Town Hall. Paid parking bays are available surrounding the Town Hall, but spaces are limited and subject to restrictions.

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