Oxford Town Hall

First opened in 1897 by the Prince of Wales, Oxford Town Hall is Victorian splendour at its finest. Grade II* listed, its opulent interiors, versatility and central city location make it a hugely popular wedding venue in Oxford that can host intimate weddings of 30, to large-scale celebrations of up to 650 people.

Incredible SpacesOxford Town Hall can host up to 650 people for a ceremony, and up to 300 for seated dining. Five exquisite spaces are licensed for civil weddings:The Main Hall - decorated with modelled plasterwork and a sculptured high alcove ceiling, it is home to the Father Willis organ and is perfect for receptions with live music or DJ.The Assembly Room - a wood panelled room featuring an open timber roof, monumental fireplace with a small minstrels' gallery and an extensive collection of paintings throughout the room.The Old Library - features an open timber roof, stained glass windows and American walnut wood panelling.St Aldate's Room - the wood panelled St Aldate's room has a beautiful carved fireplace and stained glass window, and is perfect for intimate weddings.The Court Room - beautifully unique and historic, the Court Room has not only hosting many court sessions, but has featured in films and TV shows.