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Bronwyn & Pranay
5th September 2025
Where to stay?
Dublin, 2018
RSVP
Paris, 2019
Wedding day...
Copenhagen, 2019
5th September 2025
3:30 PM
Ceremony
Museum of the Home
135 Kingsland E2 8EA
5.30 PM
Reception
The London Fields Pub
Mare St E8 3RH
Featuring:
Cocktails
Dinner
Toasts
Dancing
Irish goodbye
Lockdown, 2020
Accommodation
London has many, many hotels and AirBnbs...
If you wish to stay near the wedding venue for a convenient post-party commute, we recommend the Town Hall Hotel or Mama Shelter, but anywhere in London's Shoreditch area will be easy.
Also, most trains run all night, and Ubers and Taxis are readily available, so choose an area that suits you.
On a budget? Check out AirBnb or CitizenM Shoreditch.
London, 2021
Other things to know...
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How do I get between the ceremony and reception venues?
Our ceremony at Museum of the Home is about a 20 minute walk to The London Fields Pub, where the reception will take place. If you do not wish to walk, it is an easy (5 minute) journey by Uber or Taxi.
Is there parking at the venues?
Not that we know of! Guests are strongly encouraged to commute by public transportation. If needed, check out JustPark nearby.
Are kids invited?
Sadly, no.
What should I wear?
Cocktail attire!
Will you accept gifts?
Lucky for us, your presence is the best present of all. If you wish to make a contribution to our honeymoon fund, this would be most welcome with gratitude.
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Some travel tips
With so many out of town guests joining from Canada, Germany, Switzerland and Spain, we've made a list of some of our favourite spots in London...
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DRINK:
Drinking is a great opportunity to see some views of London. Visit the bar at the top of Sky Garden (book in advance) or grab a drink at Sushi Samba.
Bermondsey Beer mile, just south of the river, is a stretch of independent breweries under the railway arches.
Cocktail bars: The Blind Pig in Soho, Three Sheets Dalston
EAT:
Indian: The Tamil Crown; Thai: The Smoking Goat or Som Saa; Spanish: El Ganzo or José; An English roast (on Sundays): The Marksman or The Royal Oak; Brunch: The Bagel Guys (takeaway in Broadway market) or sit-in at Brunswick East.
Food Markets to check out: Broadway Market (saturdays and sundays), Victoria Park Market (sundays), Borough Market (open every day except Monday, avoid the weekend crowds if you can), Camden Market (open every day), Seven Dials Market in Covent Garden.
THINGS TO DO:
Visit Little Venice in West London where you can walk along Regent's Canal all the way to Camden Market.
On a Sunday, you can visit the Flower Market in Columbia Road, and get a Sunday Roast or walk South to Brick Lane Market to browse vintage clothes.
Greenwich, in South East London has lots of beautiful greenery, you can visit the Prime Meridian, Greenwich conservatory and the Royal Navy Museum.
London's museums are all free to enter (except for temporary exhibitions). There are many to choose from including the Victoria & Albert Museum, The Design Museum, The Tate Modern, The National Gallery, The British Museum and The Museum of Natural History.
Kew Gardens in Richmond is a beautiful day in the outskirts of London. Or take a day trip to Oxford or Cambridge.
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