The site of the General Assembly since 1236, the North and South churchyards provide a private secluded garden for entertaining in the shadow of Wren’s breath-taking architecture. Entry to the gardens is via the Cathedral Floor and South Transept, through the rose garden gate in the shade of many interesting trees.

BBQs, food stations, bars and canapé receptions can be arranged as guests mingle among the blooming roses and trailing wisteria. The restored railings of the churchyards are important early examples of cast ironwork, and on the North Side you can find some of the oldest trees in London – lovely talking points as your guests sip on a carefully crafted cocktail or refreshing chilled glass of fizz!

Located in the heart of London’s South Kensington, following a £40 million investment, the Royal College of Music offers a brand new outdoor event space unknown to many. The stunning 1851 Courtyard & RCM Café can host up to 280 people for a beautiful summer reception. The Courtyard is a stylish and spacious venue full of original features, overlooking the spectacular Cotes-Burgan atrium with a high glass ceiling letting in incredible light.

Whether static or sailing down the Thames, this exceptional vessel is designed to complement London’s iconic skyline, connecting guests to London’s world-renowned landmarks and surroundings. Oceandiva London will operate from selected piers east of London Bridge in 2023.