Charlotte & Finn’s Wedding at Old Marylebone Town Hall and The Maine Mayfair

CEREMONY STORY (The Landmark Hotel + Westminster Room)

The day began at The Landmark Hotel, one of those classic five stars London landmarks that feels both grand and warm at the same time. Charlotte got ready here with closest people and one of the most emotional moments of the morning was first look with her dad. It was simple, quiet and full of meaning, the kind of moment that naturally slows everything down before the day really begins.

From there we walked over to Old Marylebone Town Hall for the ceremony in the Westminster Room. This room has a slightly more refined, intimate feel compared to the larger spaces with soft light  that make everything feel intimate and personal. Charlotte and Finn’s ceremony felt really present and grounded. Nothing over the top, just the two of them completely focused on each other. You could tell they had been waiting for this moment for a long time and when they finally stood together, everything else just faded into the background.

After the ceremony, Charlotte and Finn stepped into a vintage Rolls Royce Silver Cloud waiting outside the town hall.  People waved as they drove off and it felt like a little scene from a film but still very them, relaxed and unforced.

Reception at The Maine Mayfair

The journey continued into Mayfair, arriving at The Maine, a hidden gem that feels like stepping into a New York jazz townhouse in the middle of London. The atmosphere there is warm and slightly moody. Guests gathered for drinks and speeches before dinner and Charlotte and Finn spent the evening between everyone, catching up, laughing and just enjoying the fact that everyone they love was in one room. It was a really easygoing reception, full energy rather than formality, exactly how they wanted it to feel.

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