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Conservatory Venues

Bring the great outdoors inside for your event no matter what the season, with a bright conservatory venue. Find the best in London here.

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Trending Conservatory Venues in London

Beautiful and bright conservatory venues offer a unique setting for weddings, conferences, parties or team away-days.

  • The Honourable Society of Gray's Inn - image
    From £145 per person1,000

    A summer marquee in a historic London garden, with a bar, dancefloor, and AV, perfect for summer parties.

  • Museum of the Home - image
    From £3,250 per person800

    A vast manicured lawn in Hoxton, ideal for open air events, public or private, with original cast iron railings.

  • Forest Hill

    Horniman Museum and Gardens

    From £595 per person120

    A grand Victorian conservatory in a scenic garden, ideal for film shoots and photography.

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  • Unknown

    Liverpool Street, Bishopsgate

    From £2,500 per person100

    A 5th-floor roof garden near Liverpool Street Station with paved and grassed areas, offering great views.

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  • Regent's Park

    Lord's Cricket Ground

    From £3,000 per person200

    A tranquil rose garden at Lord's, perfect for alfresco receptions and summer BBQs.

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  • London

    Chiswick House and Gardens

    From £4,000 per person90

    An 18th-century villa with ornate rooms and gardens, ideal for weddings and lavish celebrations.

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  • St James's

    Six Park Place

    From £5,000 per person120

    A charming garden venue in St James's, ideal for intimate gatherings and events up to 100 guests.

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  • Westminster

    Westminster Abbey

    From £8,500 per person500

    A historic tranquil garden venue with stunning views, ideal for large receptions and dinners.

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Conservatory Venues

Bring the great outdoors inside for your event no matter what the season, with a bright conservatory venue. Find the best in London here.

About Conservatory Venues

### Discovering London's Conservatory Venues: A Guide to Selecting Your Perfect Space When seeking the ideal conservatory venue in London, professionals organising events should consider several key factors to ensure their selection aligns perfectly with their vision and requirements. The city's rich tapestry of historical and modern conservatories offers a plethora of options, each with its unique charm and features. Firstly, assess the size and layout of the venue to guarantee it accommodates your guest list comfortably while allowing for the flow of the event. Spaces like the grandeur of Victorian-style conservatories provide an elegant setting for larger gatherings, while more intimate, modern glasshouses can create a cosy atmosphere for smaller groups. The quality of natural light in a conservatory is paramount. It not only enhances the aesthetics of your event but also contributes to the well-being of your attendees. Look for venues that offer ample daylight and consider the time of day your event will take place to maximise this benefit. Accessibility is another crucial aspect. Ensure the venue is well-connected to London's extensive transport network, making it easy for guests to arrive from various parts of the city or from airports like Heathrow and Gatwick. Additionally, check for nearby accommodation options for those travelling from afar. Lastly, delve into the venue's facilities and services. Does it have in-house catering with a penchant for botanical-inspired menus? Are there any restrictions on decor or entertainment that might affect your plans? Understanding these details upfront will help you craft an event that's not only memorable but also seamlessly executed. For more insights on planning your event, explore resources such as [Corporate Away Day Venues in the South East](https://hirespace.com/GB/London/Corporate-Away-Day-Venues), [6 Wedding Venues with Summery Outdoor Spaces](https://hirespace.com/blog/6-wedding-venues-outdoor-spaces/), and [The Ultimate Guide to Finding the Perfect Wedding Venue in London](https://hirespace.com/blog/the-ultimate-guide-to-finding-the-perfect-wedding-venue-in-london/). ### Designing Your Event in Harmony with Nature: Decor and Theme Ideas for Conservatory Spaces Designing an event within the verdant embrace of a conservatory venue in London calls for a decor approach that complements and enhances the natural surroundings. For event professionals, this means selecting themes and decorations that resonate with the organic beauty of the space while adding a touch of sophistication that London is renowned for. Begin by considering a colour palette that echoes the hues of the conservatory's flora. Soft greens, earthy browns, and floral pastels can create a seamless visual flow from the indoor space to the natural elements. Utilise materials like burlap, wood, and stone to add texture and a rustic charm that feels at one with the environment. For lighting, opt for warm, soft LED lights that mimic the golden hour's glow, ensuring they are strategically placed to accentuate the plants without overwhelming the space. Fairy lights intertwined with foliage can add a magical touch, while lanterns provide a gentle illumination that enhances the evening's ambience. When it comes to table settings, consider biodegradable or reusable options. Bamboo plates, linen napkins, and glassware can reduce waste and maintain an eco-friendly ethos. Centerpieces should be understated, perhaps using potted herbs or succulents that guests can take home, reinforcing the event's sustainable message. Incorporate interactive elements that engage guests with the setting, such as a 'create your own terrarium' station or a guided tour highlighting the conservatory's unique plant species. These activities not only entertain but also educate attendees about the importance of nature conservation. Remember, the key to harmonising your event with a conservatory venue is to enhance, not overshadow, the natural beauty. By doing so, you'll create an enchanting experience that resonates with the tranquillity and elegance of London's green havens. For further inspiration, explore [9 Of The Best Bars To Soak Up The Summer Sun](https://hirespace.com/blog/best-bars-to-soak-up-the-summer-sun/) and [Jaw-Dropping Events at the Museum of London Venues](https://hirespace.com/blog/jaw-dropping-events-at-the-museum-of-london-venues/). ### Enhancing the Conservatory Experience: Catering, Entertainment, and Technology Tips Enhancing the Conservatory Experience: Catering, Entertainment, and Technology Tips To elevate your event within a conservatory venue in London, it's essential to consider how catering, entertainment, and technology can harmonise with the botanical setting. For catering, opt for menus that reflect the natural surroundings. Think dishes infused with herbs and edible flowers, and beverages that boast botanical elements, such as herbal teas or cocktails garnished with fresh foliage. It's also worth engaging with caterers who source ingredients locally, supporting sustainability and adding an authentic touch to your event. Entertainment should complement the serene atmosphere of a conservatory. Acoustic musicians or classical ensembles can provide a soothing soundtrack that resonates with the tranquillity of the space. Alternatively, consider interactive workshops that tie in with the venue's theme, such as floral arrangement classes or talks on environmental conservation, adding an educational dimension to your event. In terms of technology, utilise equipment that enhances the guest experience without detracting from the venue's aesthetic. Wireless speakers discreetly placed among the greenery can create an immersive audio experience, while projection mapping can transform the space into a dynamic backdrop for presentations or branding without physical alterations. Remember to check the venue's Wi-Fi capabilities, ensuring that your event's tech needs are met, especially if you're planning to live stream or require high-speed internet access for interactive elements. By thoughtfully integrating these aspects, you'll ensure your conservatory event is not only impactful but also in perfect synergy with the lush environment. For more tips on event planning, peruse resources like [Host An Inspired Awards Ceremony At BMA House](https://hirespace.com/blog/host-an-inspired-awards-ceremony-at-bma-house/) and [Picture This: A Spectacular Conference at The National Gallery](https://hirespace.com/blog/picture-this-a-spectacular-conference-at-the-national-gallery/). ### Navigating Logistics for Conservatory Events: Licensing, Accessibility, and Transportation Navigating the logistics of hosting an event at a conservatory venue in London requires meticulous planning, particularly when it comes to licensing, accessibility, and transportation. Here are some actionable tips to ensure a smooth experience for both organisers and attendees. **Licensing:** Before you set your heart on a conservatory venue, verify the necessary licenses. Many conservatories will have a premises licence, but it's crucial to confirm whether this covers your specific needs, such as alcohol service or live music. If you're planning a wedding, check if the venue is licensed for ceremonies. Always liaise with the venue's management to understand any time restrictions, especially in residential areas where events may need to conclude earlier. **Accessibility:** Conservatories are often historic buildings, so it's important to ensure they are accessible to all guests. Check for step-free access, availability of lifts for multi-level venues, and accessible toilets. If the venue has any areas that are not wheelchair-friendly, consider how this might impact your event and plan accordingly. **Transportation:** London's public transport network is extensive, but not all conservatory venues are located near tube stations or bus stops. Provide clear instructions on how to reach the venue, including nearby transport links and parking facilities. For more remote locations, you might arrange a shuttle service or suggest a reputable taxi company. Encourage the use of public transport to align with eco-friendly practices and reduce the event's carbon footprint. By addressing these logistical elements in advance, you'll pave the way for an event that's not only memorable but also inclusive and considerate of all participants. For further guidance, explore resources like [Corporate Away Day Venues in the South East](https://hirespace.com/GB/London/Corporate-Away-Day-Venues) and [Host A Magical Christmas Party At EartH or Village Underground](https://hirespace.com/blog/host-a-magical-christmas-party-at-earth-or-village-underground/). ### Extending the Magic Beyond the Conservatory: Post-Event Activities and Social Media Engagement To ensure the enchantment of your conservatory event in London lingers long after the last guest has departed, consider incorporating post-event activities and social media engagement into your planning. This not only maximises the impact of the event but also extends the experience for attendees, making it truly unforgettable. For post-event activities, London's cultural tapestry offers a wealth of options. Encourage guests to explore nearby landmarks or exhibitions, perhaps with a bespoke map that highlights points of interest related to your event's theme. If your event is near the West End, suggest a theatre show to continue the evening's entertainment, or if it's daytime, a stroll through adjacent parks like Hyde Park or Regent's Park can be a delightful way to decompress. Social media engagement is crucial for amplifying your event's reach. Create a unique hashtag and encourage guests to share their experiences online. This not only generates buzz but also provides you with user-generated content for future marketing efforts. Consider setting up a photo booth with props that tie into the conservatory's botanical theme, ensuring that the shared images are visually connected to your event. Additionally, follow up with attendees by sharing a curated selection of professional photos and highlights from the event, inviting them to tag themselves and continue the conversation online. By thoughtfully planning these post-event elements, you'll create a lasting impression that extends the magic of your conservatory event well beyond its physical confines. For more ideas on post-event activities, check out resources like [9 Dreamy UK Wedding Venues](https://hirespace.com/blog/9-dreamy-uk-wedding-venues/) and [Come Together At Abbey Road Studios, Our Unique Venue Of The Month](https://hirespace.com/blog/come-together-at-abbey-road-studios/).

Featured Venues for Conservatory Venues

Browse 16 venues perfect for Conservatory Venues

Events at The Honourable Society of Gray's Inn

A summer marquee in a historic London garden, with a bar, dancefloor, and AV, perfect for summer parties.

From: £145 per person

Capacity: Up to 1000 guests

Pop-up at Museum of the Home

A vast manicured lawn in Hoxton, ideal for open air events, public or private, with original cast iron railings.

From: £3250 per person

Capacity: Up to 800 guests

Film and Photo at Horniman Museum and Gardens

A grand Victorian conservatory in a scenic garden, ideal for film shoots and photography.

From: £595 per person

Capacity: Up to 120 guests

Business at Liverpool Street, Bishopsgate

A 5th-floor roof garden near Liverpool Street Station with paved and grassed areas, offering great views.

From: £2500 per person

Capacity: Up to 100 guests

Other at Lord's Cricket Ground

A tranquil rose garden at Lord's, perfect for alfresco receptions and summer BBQs.

From: £3000 per person

Capacity: Up to 200 guests

Weddings at Chiswick House and Gardens

An 18th-century villa with ornate rooms and gardens, ideal for weddings and lavish celebrations.

From: £4000 per person

Capacity: Up to 90 guests

Events at Six Park Place

A charming garden venue in St James's, ideal for intimate gatherings and events up to 100 guests.

From: £5000 per person

Capacity: Up to 120 guests

Events at Westminster Abbey

A historic tranquil garden venue with stunning views, ideal for large receptions and dinners.

From: £8500 per person

Capacity: Up to 500 guests

Events at Omved Gardens

A serene garden and versatile glasshouse in central London, ideal for events and wellness activities.

From: £750

Capacity: Up to 100 guests

Events at Stationers' Hall and Garden

A historic venue with a tranquil walled garden, ideal for summer parties and receptions up to 250 guests.

From: £77 per person

Capacity: Up to 250 guests

...and 6 more venues available

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the most popular conservatory venues for a wedding?

The most popular conservatory venues include The Hurlingham Club, Kew Gardens, Petersham Nurseries and the Horniman Museum & Gardens.

What are the most central conservatory venues in London?

The most central conservatory venues in London are Barbican Centre, National Martime Museum and No.11 Cavendish Square.

Can I hire a conservatory venue all year round?

As some conservatory venues are also Museums, they can be limited on the period to hire the space. However, as they are great for weddings, August is their most popular time of year.

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