Salters’ Hall
Salters' Hall is a Grade II listed Brutalist livery hall in the City of London, on the fifth floor above London Wall with a view to St Paul's.
- Up to 130 guests
Royal Museums Greenwich brings together the Queen's House, the National Maritime Museum, the Royal Observatory and Cutty Sark within the Maritime Greenwich World Heritage Site. Weddings range from civil ceremonies for ten to dinners for 550, about ten minutes by train from Canary Wharf and London Bridge. The venue can accommodate up to 550 guests for your wedding celebration.
Royal Museums Greenwich is a group of historic venues in the Maritime Greenwich World Heritage Site, in Zone 2 of south-east London and about ten minutes by train from Canary Wharf and London Bridge. Couples choose from several settings, and the grounds of more than 20,000 square metres can be hired alone or with any of the buildings.
The Queen's House is the most formal of them. It was completed in 1635 for Queen Henrietta Maria as a house of delight, and its Great Hall has black and white marble floors, daylight from above and a gold leaf installation by the artist Richard Wright. The hall holds 120 guests for a ceremony or dinner. The Orangery and South Parlours open onto Greenwich Park and take 40 seated, the Undercroft suits dancing for up to 150, and marquees on the lawns can accommodate outdoor ceremonies for up to 300.
Enquire about Royal Museums Greenwich →The estate offers several distinct spaces: the Queen's House (up to 120 seated in the Great Hall, 40 for intimate ceremonies); the National Maritime Museum (up to 550 seated / 1,000 standing); the Cutty Sark (up to 400, with an intimate 'Tween Deck for 60); the Royal Observatory (up to 120 for receptions, 60 for exclusive dinners); and the open RMG Grounds for marquee events.
Both civil and symbolic ceremonies are accommodated across the estate. Specific licensed spaces vary — confirm with the events team and the Royal Borough of Greenwich register office.
A wedding brochure is available as a digital flipbook from their website.
Greenwich is well-served by the DLR to Cutty Sark, the Elizabeth Line to nearby Woolwich or Canary Wharf, and Thames Clipper river services from central London — a river arrival can be a memorable moment for guests.
As a World Heritage Site and active museum, the venue will have specific requirements around décor, supplier access, and event timing. Discuss these with the events team early in your planning; working with a planner experienced in London heritage events is strongly recommended.
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