Great Hall
Honourable Society of Lincoln's Inn
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- From £6600
- 450 Reception
- Holborn Station
- From £6600
- 450 Reception
- Holborn Station
One of London's most impressive surviving Tudor Revival buildings, opened by Queen Victoria in 1845, offering both ceremony and reception spaces under one historic roof.
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- East Terrace for outdoor ceremonies
- Coats of Arms and historic portraits
- Accommodates up to 200 for dinner
- In-house award-winning catering
- Tudor Revival architecture dating back to 1845
- Licensed for civil ceremonies
- Minstrel's gallery with striking fresco
- Bench Rooms for arrival reception
Opened by Queen Victoria in 1845, the Great Hall, complete with striking fresco, minstrel's gallery and a ceiling of beautifully worked oak, is described as one of the most impressive surviving buildings of its kind in London and provides a spectacular setting to your special day.
Accommodating up to 200, your guests enter via the Bench Rooms for your arrival reception. In inclement weather, the East Terrace can be used. The imposing wooden doors are then opened to reveal the magnificence of the Great Hall where guests welcome the newly weds to dine. It is also licensed for civil ceremonies.
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More about Honourable Society of Lincoln's Inn
Lincoln's Inn is where history meets modern elegance. The beautiful Grade I and II listed buildings set the scene, while the in-house award-winning catering and contemporary facilities make everything feel effortless.
The Great Hall, with its stunning Tudor Revival design, is perfect for larger events, holding up to 280 for dinner or 450 for a reception. For a more intimate gathering, the grand Old Hall offers a setting for 120 for dinner or 200 standing.
The Ashworth Centre brings a modern touch with a lecture theatre for 158 and ten breakout rooms, giving you all the flexibility you need.