The stunning Syon Park just outside Richmond is a highly sought after wedding venue. It has been the London residence of the Dukes of Northumberland (the Percy family) for over 400 years and is one of the last remaining great houses in London. Steaped in history, the House holds a wealth of art within its grand, traditional interiors. You could be fooled into thinking you were nestled in the sprawling Home Counties countryside in the grounds of Syon Park, but actually this fabulous venue is only 9 miles from Charing Cross.
One of the things I love most about Syon is the sheer abundance of options available to a couple in terms of the rooms and space available as well as the grounds. Most civil ceremonies take place in the Impressive Great Hall, although smaller spaces are available for more intimate weddings. Guests can then enjoy drinks and canapés in the inner courtyard, followed by the wedding reception in the spectacular Great Conservatory. This room really is a sight to behold! Adorned with Palm, exotic flowers and trees, it feels like a true blend of the inside and outside and offers wondrous styling opportunities!
This venue is a true gem – and in my opinion, deserves a wedding cake that reflects its beauty and originality.
And when it comes to your luxury wedding cake, there is so many opportunities in terms of design, styling and where it is displayed in this venue! For me, the kind of cake design I feel compliments Syon best is an understated but contemporary design, like some of these designs below:
And below is an example of where and how your luxury wedding cake can be positioned and styled at Syon Park:
If you’d love to know more about Syon Park and consider this stunning venue for your wedding, below is a link to their website:
https://www.syonpark.co.uk/private-hire/weddings-celebrations
If you’d like more venue inspiration, check out my other blogs below:
The Mapledurham Estate, Berkshire
Image Credits:
- Helen Warner Photography
- Melissa Megan Photography
- Jamie Edward Photography
- Meghan Claire Photography