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MELLISSA & HENRY

Wedding at Chelsea Town Hall Brydon Room & Rosewood London

Mellissa and Henry’s wedding day was everything a London wedding should be- relaxed, full of feeling, beautifully stylish and effortlessly fun. From their emotional ceremony in The Brydon Room at Chelsea Town Hall to confetti on the iconic steps, a lunch at Bluebird Chelsea and a glamorous evening reception at The Rosewood Chancery Lane Hotel, the day flowed naturally from one perfect setting to the next.

Chelsea Town Hall Brydon Room Wedding Ceremony

Chelsea Town Hall is one of London’s most loved registry offices, and the Brydon Room is easily its most iconic ceremony space.

After the ceremony, everyone made their way outside for one of Chelsea Town Hall’s most recognisable moments — confetti on the front steps.

These steps have become legendary for London weddings. Framed by classic Chelsea architecture, they offer the perfect place to pause, celebrate, and soak in that “just married” feeling.

Sit-Down Meal at Bluebird Chelsea and Reception at The Rosewood

From the town hall we hopped on a wedding bus and headed out for a London karaoke tour last stop: Bluebird Chelsea for toasts, speeches, cake cutting and a sit-down meal.

Bluebird is a favourite in the area for good reason stylish but welcoming and perfect for couples who want their wedding day to feel easygoing.

As evening approached the celebration moved to The Rosewood London, located on Chancery Lane, one of the most luxurious and beautifully designed hotels.

Rosewood London is known for its refined elegance and timeless style.  Rosewood offers a sense of privacy and sophistication that few London hotels can match.

Mellissa and Henry’s wedding wasn’t about ticking boxes or sticking to tradition. It was about creating a day that felt true to them!

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