Caledonian Club
Situated in affluent Belgravia in London, the Caledonian Club has long been renowned for its warm welcome and friendly hospitality.
- Central London location, adjacent to Hyde Park Corner
- A wonderful venue for an intimate wedding
- Exclusive use of the prestigious Belgrave Square for photos
All about Caledonian Club
With its central London location, adjacent to Hyde Park Corner and a short walk from Victoria Station, the property, which was originally a private residence, boasts grand architecture and an elegant interior design with immaculate reception rooms that are simply the perfect setting for any wedding celebration.
From the footpath the imposing wooden front door framed by a red brick arch, wrought-iron lanterns and two potted trees is instantly attractive. Step inside and property combines originality with tradition and offers an understated elegance and style.
A wonderful venue for an intimate wedding, couples will be impressed with the magnificent hallway, with its regency black and white tiles, neutral walls with intricate gold detail and ceiling, crystal chandeliers and sweeping staircase.
There are a number of licensed reception rooms for the civil ceremony, each decorated in rich vibrant colours and dressed with vintage chandeliers, ornate gold mirrors, ancient artwork and antique furniture. Many period features have been retained, such as the fabulous open fireplaces, and the property is full of breathtaking backdrops for pictures.
Close to the Caledonian Club are a number of churches, including St Paul Knightsbridge, St Columba or St Michael’s in Chester Square, all of which will work well for couples wanting a religious wedding ceremony.
What makes the Caledonian Club so special is the exclusive use of the prestigious Belgrave Square for photography; a private garden just opposite the property.
While the bride and groom and the bridal party have their pictures taken, guests can sip champagne and indulge in some delicious canapés. The reception typically takes place in the elegant Library; a room full of grandeur, or the tranquil terrace.
There are also several banqueting rooms available for the wedding breakfast, including the Johnnie Walker Room which is exquisite with white walls and assents of duck egg blue and muted gold, or the magnificent Ballroom, which features a painted ceiling and magnificent marble mantelpiece.
Stylish and sophisticated, the Caledonian Club is an amazing wedding venue that exudes old English charm and offers a most memorable setting for getting married.
All about Caledonian Club
With its central London location, adjacent to Hyde Park Corner and a short walk from Victoria Station, the property, which was originally a private residence, boasts grand architecture and an elegant interior design with immaculate reception rooms that are simply the perfect setting for any wedding celebration.
From the footpath the imposing wooden front door framed by a red brick arch, wrought-iron lanterns and two potted trees is instantly attractive. Step inside and property combines originality with tradition and offers an understated elegance and style.
A wonderful venue for an intimate wedding, couples will be impressed with the magnificent hallway, with its regency black and white tiles, neutral walls with intricate gold detail and ceiling, crystal chandeliers and sweeping staircase.
There are a number of licensed reception rooms for the civil ceremony, each decorated in rich vibrant colours and dressed with vintage chandeliers, ornate gold mirrors, ancient artwork and antique furniture. Many period features have been retained, such as the fabulous open fireplaces, and the property is full of breathtaking backdrops for pictures.
Close to the Caledonian Club are a number of churches, including St Paul Knightsbridge, St Columba or St Michael’s in Chester Square, all of which will work well for couples wanting a religious wedding ceremony.
What makes the Caledonian Club so special is the exclusive use of the prestigious Belgrave Square for photography; a private garden just opposite the property.
While the bride and groom and the bridal party have their pictures taken, guests can sip champagne and indulge in some delicious canapés. The reception typically takes place in the elegant Library; a room full of grandeur, or the tranquil terrace.
There are also several banqueting rooms available for the wedding breakfast, including the Johnnie Walker Room which is exquisite with white walls and assents of duck egg blue and muted gold, or the magnificent Ballroom, which features a painted ceiling and magnificent marble mantelpiece.
Stylish and sophisticated, the Caledonian Club is an amazing wedding venue that exudes old English charm and offers a most memorable setting for getting married.
