Lambeth Town Hall Wedding

Lambeth Town Hall, in the heart of Brixton, is another example of Edwardian Baroque architecture (Woolwich being another). On a busy junction with the Ritzy Cinema, MacDonalds and Burger King as it’s neighbours, this building stands out for all the right reasons. You wouldn’t realise it from the Brixton Hill entrance, but Lambeth Town Hall has a whopping 8 rooms to choose from for your wedding. You can choose to hold just your ceremony there or the whole event. Its south London location means it’s great choice for just the ceremony before heading off to reception venues such as 100 Barrington or Balham Bowls Club.

Lambeth Town Hall, also known as Brixton Town Hall, has recently undergone a huge refurb. It’s all sparkly and new, whilst still retaining many of the features this Grade II listed building is known for. It was built in 1908 and opened by King George V and Queen Mary, who were the Prince & Princess of Wales at the time. So that’s a little history lesson, let’s look at why you might consider Lambeth Town Hall for your wedding.

Some useful information for weddings at Lambeth Town Hall

• How much does it cost to get married at Lambeth Town Hall? The price will vary depending on which room you get married in, and the day, and what time. You can see a full price guide on the Lambeth Council website

• What’s the capacity? From 15 guests to 300 guests, depending on the room or space booked. There are tiny rooms suited to an intimate wedding and much larger rooms for bigger gatherings.

• Confetti isn’t allowed indoors or in the courtyard although you can take bubbles (the blowing variety as well as the drinking variety)

• All of the rooms, except for the Ceremony Suite, are dry hire.

• There is no parking at Lambeth Town Hall, but there is a drop off point on Buckner Road. Brixton tube is less than 5 minutes walk.