Asia House Wedding Photographer
A Georgian townhouse on New Cavendish Street, with marble fireplaces, chandeliers and a library with bookcases by Sir John Soane.
From the street, 63 New Cavendish Street looks like any other Marylebone townhouse. Inside is a different story.
It's a Grade II* listed Georgian house with carved marble fireplaces, high coffered ceilings and crystal chandeliers. It's home to Asia House, a non-profit, and the money from venue hire helps keep the building going. Hire is exclusive, any day of the week.
Marylebone is home ground
I haven't photographed a wedding at Asia House yet, and I'd rather tell you that up front.
I do know this part of London well. I photograph a lot of weddings at Old Marylebone Town Hall up the road, and portraits in Regent's Park and the streets around it. The light, the walks and the quiet corners are all familiar.
On the day I work quietly and mostly with the light that's there. Before your wedding I'll talk to the Asia House events team, so nothing is being worked out on the day.
BarrieThe rooms at Asia House
Several rooms are licensed for civil ceremonies, for anything from a handful of guests up to 100.
The Fine Rooms
The main rooms, with the fireplaces, ceilings and chandeliers. The natural choice for the ceremony and the wedding breakfast.
The Library
Lined with bookcases Sir John Soane designed in 1784. Small, and the most characterful room in the house.
The Hutchison Room and Fine Room 3
Smaller rooms for a short ceremony or a dinner with close family.
Where to take portraits near Asia House
Fifteen or twenty minutes when the light is right, and you're back with your guests before anyone misses you.
- Inside the houseThe fireplaces, the Library and the tall Georgian windows. The easy option if it rains.
- Regent's ParkA short walk north, for trees, water and the bridges.
- Portland Place and Park CrescentWide Georgian streets and cream terraces, a couple of minutes away.
- The streets of MaryleboneBlack doors, railings and quiet mews for something more relaxed.
What Asia House wedding photography costs
The same collections I offer for every London wedding, priced by the hours you actually need.
Ceremony through to the speeches.
- For smaller weddings and daytime receptions
- Ceremony and drinks
- Portraits inside or in Regent's Park
- Family groups kept short
- Dinner details and speeches
Preparations through to the first dance.
- The standard full London wedding day
- Getting ready
- Ceremony, drinks and portraits
- Dinner in the Fine Rooms
- The first dance
Preparations through to the last dance.
- For big celebrations where nothing gets missed
- Everything in Classic
- Ceremony, dinner and speeches
- The evening party
- An unhurried pace all day
A second photographer is £1,250 and albums are quoted separately. The full breakdown is on my London wedding photographer prices page. Nearby: Old Marylebone Town Hall and Spencer House. Marrying at Marylebone first? Half day wedding photography covers the ceremony and the party here.
Asia House wedding questions
Is Asia House licensed for wedding ceremonies?
Yes. Several rooms are licensed for civil ceremonies, with the Fine Rooms taking up to 100 guests.
Is Asia House good for a small wedding?
Yes. The Library, the Hutchison Room and Fine Room 3 all suit small ceremonies and dinners, and hire is exclusive whatever the size.
Have you photographed a wedding at Asia House?
Not yet. I photograph a lot of weddings nearby at Old Marylebone Town Hall and in Regent's Park, and I talk to the events team before any venue I haven't worked at.
Where can we take portraits near Asia House?
Inside the house, then Regent's Park, Portland Place and Park Crescent, and the quieter Marylebone streets, all within a short walk.
How much does a wedding photographer at Asia House cost?
My collections are £1,350 for five hours, £1,800 for eight and £2,200 for eleven, with every image edited. Galleries come back within 24 hours for smaller weddings and within a week for a full day.
Getting married at Asia House?
Send me your date. I read every enquiry myself and I'll let you know straight away whether I'm free.
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