Download a functions brochure - Historic Royal Palaces

More documents

Recommendations

Info

Main Hall Venue and capacity Reception Fork buffet Dinner The Main Hall 450 400 380 The Undercroft 360 130 Banqueting House Intended for the splendour and exuberance of court masques, the Banqueting House is probably most famous for one real life drama: the execution of Charles I which took place here in 1649. The grandeur of the Main Hall creates a glittering backdrop for any occasion. The sweeping staircase which leads up to this fabulous room allows guests to make a dramatic entrance; then the first sight of the magnificent ceiling painting by Peter Paul Rubens will provide a talking point all evening. A flexible venue, over 375 guests can dine in comfort at the Banqueting House, or enjoy a fashion show, cocktail reception or concert. The beautiful white-painted vaults beneath the Main Hall were a favourite haunt of James I. Today the Undercroft can be used as a grand reception area for pre-dinner drinks or as an intimate venue in its own right.
Kensington Palace The feminine influence of generations of royal women have shaped this stylish palace and elegant gardens. Today, the palace offers a unique selection of rooms available for formal dinners, receptions and weddings, ranging from the opulent Red Saloon, rich and luxurious, to the airy elegance of the famous Orangery. This famous building, designed by Hawksmoor and built for Queen Anne in 1704, is adjacent to the palace and offers a haven of peace and serenity in the heart of London. For more intimate dinners, the exquisite design and decoration of the Duchess of Teck’s Saloon and the Red Saloon, will charm your guests. In summer you also have the opportunity to use the Sunken Garden for pre-dinner drinks. The North Drawing Room, where Queen Victoria was born in 1819, has been restored to tell the story of that momentous day. It offers a fascinating venue for a presentation, reception or lunch. Cupola Room Venue and capacity Reception Dinner Conferencing The State Apartments 200 170 The Red Saloon 100 80 The Duchess of Teck’s Saloon 75 40 North Drawing Room 70 40 60 Sunken Garden 80 The Orangery 300 150 King’s Gallery
Page 2 and 3: Over hundreds of years, the five ro
Page 4 and 5: White Tower The Tower of London Whe
Page 8 and 9: King’s Dining Room Kew Palace Thi
Page 10: Contact For further information on

Download a functions brochure - Historic Royal Palaces

Create successful ePaper yourself

Delete template?

Save as template?