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- May–Oct
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. The Main Hall seats 130 and the hall holds 200 for a reception, with a licence for civil ceremonies.
Salters' Hall is the home of the Salters' Company, a livery company dating from 1394. It is an unusual building: a Brutalist hall of 4,200 square metres, refurbished by de Metz Forbes Architects and reopened in 2016, with listed interiors. The event spaces sit on the fifth floor behind a modern pavilion entrance, with floor-to-ceiling windows looking over London Wall to St Paul's Cathedral.
The Main Hall, with fluted ash panels and a gallery, seats up to 130 for dinner and holds 200 for a reception when joined to the Court Room and the Salt Lobby. The Court Room, panelled in rosewood with stained-glass windows, seats up to 50 and works well for round-table dinners or drinks. The hall holds a licence for weddings and civil ceremonies, a music licence and a drinks licence.
Enquire about Salters’ Hall →At 4 London Wall Place in the City of London, near Moorgate and Barbican stations.
Yes, the hall holds a licence to host weddings and civil ceremonies.
The Main Hall seats up to 130 for dinner and the hall takes 200 for a drinks reception. The garden holds up to 300.
The hall works with Seasoned Events, an independent specialist caterer.
Freestanding decorations are fine, but nothing can be fixed to walls or surfaces because of the Roman heritage status.
Your enquiry comes to us and we pass it on to the people who handle weddings at Salters’ Hall. It's free, and your details are only used for this enquiry.
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