Pembroke-lodge.co.uk Website Review

Pembroke Lodge is one of the most popular Wedding Venues in London The Lodge is a unique Grade II listed Georgian Mansion situated at the highest point of the largest Royal Park within London. The building is steeped in history with many royal, political and military connections. Pembroke Lodge has been lovingly restored by The Hearsum Family Limited to provide two fully fitted banqueting suites and award Pembroke Lodge is a beautiful Grade II listed Georgian Mansion situated in the heart of Richmond Park. Pembroke Lodge is a beautiful Georgian Mansion in the heart of Richmond Park, we are the only licensed venue within the park. The Lodge is located in 11 acres of beautifully landscaped grounds with outstanding photographic opportunities and spectacular views over We have hosted weddings for over 50 years and are one of very few venues offering a truly complete service from a very experienced team. Our team includes three full time Wedding administrators able to as*ist with any planning aspects of your day and three Banqueting managers who host the main meetings, tastings and weddings (being present on the day from start to finish whilst acting as Master of Richmond Park is one of the most treasured open spaces in London, we wholeheartedly believe in supporting the park with just under 10p from every pound spent at Pembroke Lodge going towards maintenance and general upkeep of the park. The Lodge has two wedding suites: The Russell Suite in the historic Georgian wing is our traditional venue with stunning period features, the suite is a collection of rooms suitable for up to 70 seated guests and 100 in the evening. The Belvedere is our purpose built wedding venue combining clas*ic elegance with superb PA, sound systems, mood lighting and a starlight ceiling. The Belvedere seats up to 140 guests and up to 200 in total for an evening party. Enjoy a festive celebration in the heart of Richmond Park £42,50 per person for four courses Hold your 2018 Christmas Party within the largest of London’s Royal Parks