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Temple Island is situated a mile and a half downstream of the picturesque market town of Henley, on one of the most beautiful reaches of the River Thames. Located amidst rolling water meadows and surrounded by wooded hills, it marks the Start of the famous Henley Royal Regatta Course.
The Temple itself is a delightful folly, designed by James Wyatt as a fishing lodge for Fawley Court, the Christopher Wren mansion on the Henley Reach, from which the Temple completed a charming prospect through an avenue of trees.
The Temple was built in 1771, its interior being based on designs which had just been discovered at Pompeii. This work, now beautifully restored, is the first example in England of the form of ornamentation which came to be known as the Etruscan Style.
The Etruscan Room is of fine proportions and commands magnificent views of the Thames. During the heyday of the Summer Season in Victorian times, the Island and the Temple were used as a vantage point from which members of the Leander Club watched the Regatta.
Today this elegant and exclusive venue is available for hire, both during Royal Regatta Week and throughout the year. It offers a unique setting for entertaining, whether for corporate hospitality, wedding receptions or for private parties. It also provides a secure location for confidential meetings, and an idyllic venue for presentations and promotions.
The Temple offers accommodation for up to 40 guests at a formal luncheon or candlelit dinner. With the addition of an elegant canopy, up to 120 people can enjoy an al fresco party on the riverside lawns surrounding the building.
The Temple contains fully equipped catering facilities, and clients are able to select from a panel of approved caterers, all with extensive experience in staging outdoor functions. The building is also provided with ample cloakrooms.
The Island is approached by boat, of which there is a wide range available to suit the client's choice of style and size. Whatever the choice, the journey by water adds enchantment to a memorable occasion.
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The Temple itself is a delightful folly, designed by James Wyatt as a fishing lodge for Fawley Court, the Christopher Wren mansion on the Henley Reach, from which the Temple completed a charming prospect through an avenue of trees.
The Temple was built in 1771, its interior being based on designs which had just been discovered at Pompeii. This work, now beautifully restored, is the first example in England of the form of ornamentation which came to be known as the Etruscan Style.
The Etruscan Room is of fine proportions and commands magnificent views of the Thames. During the heyday of the Summer Season in Victorian times, the Island and the Temple were used as a vantage point from which members of the Leander Club watched the Regatta.
Today this elegant and exclusive venue is available for hire, both during Royal Regatta Week and throughout the year. It offers a unique setting for entertaining, whether for corporate hospitality, wedding receptions or for private parties. It also provides a secure location for confidential meetings, and an idyllic venue for presentations and promotions.
The Temple offers accommodation for up to 40 guests at a formal luncheon or candlelit dinner. With the addition of an elegant canopy, up to 120 people can enjoy an al fresco party on the riverside lawns surrounding the building.
The Temple contains fully equipped catering facilities, and clients are able to select from a panel of approved caterers, all with extensive experience in staging outdoor functions. The building is also provided with ample cloakrooms.
The Island is approached by boat, of which there is a wide range available to suit the client's choice of style and size. Whatever the choice, the journey by water adds enchantment to a memorable occasion.
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Located in the heart of London, just behind the Strand - the RSA house occupies a prime location for you to enjoy a unique setting for your special day.
The RSA offers you a wealth of choice under one roof - the stunning private dining rooms, all with unique John Adam ceilings which can play host to an intimate ceremony or dinner. The house also includes the elegant Benjamin Franklin Room, featuring a regency crystal chandelier and two Adam fireplaces overlooking the Strand, it is perfect for larger dinners and receptions.
The sub-terranean vaults provide a truly romantic candle-lit setting for your wedding ceremony or party. The high vaulted ceilings and bare brick walls of the edifice which lies beneath the Society's 5 terraced houses provides an unforgettable setting for candlelit ceremonies and atmospheric celebrations.
The stunning Great Room offers a memorable and dramatic setting for any event. Dominated by a contemporary glass cupola, natural daylight illuminates the renowned paintings by James Barry which adorn the upper walls.
Our team of talented chefs can create a bespoke menu especially for your big day and our Wedding Co-ordinators will ensure that your every need and whim is catered for. From flowers to music, lighting to photographers, our dedicated team will guide you through the run up to your wedding and be on hand to ensure it all runs perfectly on the day
Whether you seek the inspiring grandeur of the Great Room or the intimacy of a candlelit ceremony in the Vaults, we can offer a truly memorable setting to reflect your mood.
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The RSA offers you a wealth of choice under one roof - the stunning private dining rooms, all with unique John Adam ceilings which can play host to an intimate ceremony or dinner. The house also includes the elegant Benjamin Franklin Room, featuring a regency crystal chandelier and two Adam fireplaces overlooking the Strand, it is perfect for larger dinners and receptions.
The sub-terranean vaults provide a truly romantic candle-lit setting for your wedding ceremony or party. The high vaulted ceilings and bare brick walls of the edifice which lies beneath the Society's 5 terraced houses provides an unforgettable setting for candlelit ceremonies and atmospheric celebrations.
The stunning Great Room offers a memorable and dramatic setting for any event. Dominated by a contemporary glass cupola, natural daylight illuminates the renowned paintings by James Barry which adorn the upper walls.
Our team of talented chefs can create a bespoke menu especially for your big day and our Wedding Co-ordinators will ensure that your every need and whim is catered for. From flowers to music, lighting to photographers, our dedicated team will guide you through the run up to your wedding and be on hand to ensure it all runs perfectly on the day
Whether you seek the inspiring grandeur of the Great Room or the intimacy of a candlelit ceremony in the Vaults, we can offer a truly memorable setting to reflect your mood.
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Shendish Manor is a splendid old manor house set in 160 acres of parkland; the formal gardens are set in the beautiful Hertfordshire countryside, with excellent road and rail links.
The original manor house has been extensively refurbished and upgraded to create 18 distinctively elegantly decorated Premier bedrooms, with two beautiful Bridal Suites that have picturesque views plus four-poster beds.
The new hotel wing built in 2007, has a further 52 standard double rooms, all with en suite facilities and air conditioning.
Although built in the new Millennium, they retain a modern Victorian style with contemporary furnishings.
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The original manor house has been extensively refurbished and upgraded to create 18 distinctively elegantly decorated Premier bedrooms, with two beautiful Bridal Suites that have picturesque views plus four-poster beds.
The new hotel wing built in 2007, has a further 52 standard double rooms, all with en suite facilities and air conditioning.
Although built in the new Millennium, they retain a modern Victorian style with contemporary furnishings.
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