A Royal Wedding Venue

London

A wedding venue of Royal heritage, this project brought together a Grade II listed Georgian cottage and its wrap-around grounds to create a seamless events experience that felt welcoming both inside and out.

The inspiration was a former Horse Chestnut tree that once stood on the site and provided a natural gathering place for the Royal residents at the time. That spirit of connection runs through everything: generous spaces for celebration open onto quieter corners for reflection; a water feature draws the eye and encourages exploration; and year-round topiary gives the garden life and structure in every season.

A Georgian brick cottage with planting brought right up to the door — The Grade II listed cottage with planting up to the entrance

A drawn masterplan of the grounds, showing the ceremony space, topiary and water feature — Masterplan

A lawn for ceremonies enclosed by curved clipped topiary — The ceremony space, held within curved topiary with views of Kew Gardens beyond

A still water feature on the lawn, seen looking away from the cottage — The water feature draws the eye out from the cottage

Clipped topiary shapes rising through soft ornamental grasses — Topiary and grasses provide structure and movement in every season