In July 1818, the double wedding of the Duke of Clarence and the Duke of Kent, to their respective wives, took place at Kew Palace. Following in this tradition, the venue has recently been granted a wedding licence, making it the perfect venue for intimate civil ceremonies and fairytale wedding receptions.
Kew Palace
The magnificent King’s Drawing Room provides a wonderful setting for an intimate wedding ceremony and reception. Guests will also have the opportunity to enjoy a celebratory drinks reception in the exquisite Queen’s Garden.
Capacity: 30 guests
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Queen Charlotte's Cottage
Queen Charlotte’s Cottage, which is also located within Kew Gardens, was originally a quaint retreat used by the royal family in the late 18th century as a space to enjoy private picnics or take tea during long summer walks through the gardens. This pretty venue has recently obtained a license for civil ceremonies and is a picturesque location befitting such a special occasion.
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