Trinity House Wedding Venue

About Trinity House

Historic Trinity House, the working home of the General Lighthouse Authority, offers direct views of the Tower of London and is ideal for weddings offering capacities of 180 standing and seated 130. There is a new two-hour Civil Service Ceremony Offer for couples looking for a pared-down option without compromising on quality and luxury. The Corporation is a registered charity.

Trinity House is conveniently located in The City a short walk from the Tower Hill underground station and stands behind a cobbled and railed courtyard overlooking Trinity Square Gardens.

Behind the building’s Georgian façade, designed by Samuel Wyatt in the eighteenth century, are five graceful banqueting rooms – The Library, Court Room, Pepys Room, Luncheon Room and Reading Room. The House showcases many remarkable maritime artefacts - including the bell from the Royal Yacht Britannia - that bear testament to the prominent role played by Trinity House in the nation’s maritime history.

The oval-shaped Library is the venue’s most spacious room seating up to 130 and characterised by a minstrels’ gallery and beautiful stained glass windows. Accommodating up to 130 standing and 60 seated, the south-facing Court Room is suffused with natural light from three large windows.

The history of the House, built in early eighteenth century, is omnipresent throughout the building with valuable paintings and antiques showcasing the nation’s remarkable nautical heritage. Trinity House is remains today the working home of the General Lighthouse Authority (GLA) for England and Wales and is also a major maritime charity.