113 Chancery Lane

The Grade II listed Law Society has a selection of beautiful rooms for a stunning wedding that will leave an unforgettable impression on your guests. We can take the stress away from planning with our simple wedding packages or work with you from scratch to design your dream day. 113 Chancery Lane, within easy reach of London’s West End and the City, is home to the Law Society and has been at the centre of the legal world since 1832. It took over 75 years to acquire the site for the Law Society. The imposing entrance of 113 Chancery Lane is guarded by striking golden lions sitting atop the railings. Designed by Alfred Stevens and rescued from the British Museum, these lions are identical to those which watch over the Duke of Wellington’s tomb in St Paul’s Cathedral. We have a range of spaces to host your special day with 7 licensed rooms. The Common Room Grand and spacious, yet warm and inviting, there is no venue so perfect for a wedding breakfast as the magnificent Common Room. Your guests will enter by the sweeping staircase, preparing them for the wealth of decorative features within. 17th century stained glass windows, mahogany panelling and a peacock-tiled fireplace make this room a unique and beautiful setting for weddings. Beautiful alcoves which make a stunning backdrop for photographs, can also be used as spaces for bars, entertainment or photobooths. The site of the original Six Clerks’ Office and the old Law Society’s personal book store are charming intimate rooms which can be used for getting ready for the wedding ceremony and reception.