Andaz London Liverpool Street

Andaz London Liverpool Street is a hotel in a Victorian building by Liverpool Street station, in the City of London. It offers several licensed rooms for weddings, a dedicated wedding manager and in-house catering.

Why it suits LGBTQ+ couples

Andaz is a strong fit for couples who want a polished city wedding run by one team. A wedding manager looks after planning, including flowers, photography and entertainment, so you have a single point of contact from first visit to last dance. The choice of rooms, from a grand ballroom to a loft-style studio, means you can match the setting to your guest list and style rather than the other way round.

Ceremonies

Several spaces are licensed for ceremonies, including the Great Eastern, the 1901 Ballroom, Bishopsgate and Chancery, and Fenchurch. The 1901 Ballroom has a stained-glass dome, while the Great Eastern is a brighter, more modern room with an atrium. Fenchurch is a Victorian room with fireplaces and city views. For smaller weddings, there is a loft-style studio and a restored Masonic temple room from 1912.

Receptions and food

The hotel chefs cook the menus. About six weeks before the wedding, you meet the wedding manager and head chef for a tasting that includes wines. The ballroom can hold up to one hundred and eighty guests for a banquet or cocktail reception, and smaller rooms suit private dinners and rehearsal meals.

Staying

It is a working hotel, so you and your guests can stay in the building. Ask the wedding team about room blocks and stay options for your date.

Getting there and the area

The hotel is at 40 Liverpool Street, a short walk from Liverpool Street station, which has Underground, Elizabeth line and national rail services, including trains to Stansted Airport. Spitalfields, Shoreditch and Brick Lane are close by, which gives guests plenty of options for drinks and food. The building dates from 1884, so the interiors mix Victorian detail with modern design.

Good to know

• A dedicated wedding manager coordinates the day.
• Four spaces are licensed for ceremonies.
• A food and wine tasting is part of the planning.