Asylum Chapel is located in SE15 2SQ, London, Greater London, England, GB.
Asylum Chapel is a Grade II Listed Building, built in 1826 by the Licensed Victualers Benevolent Institution for retired workers of the alcohol trade. It was bombed during WWII and now serves as a unique wedding and events venue.
No, Asylum Chapel is a ceremony-only venue. You can enjoy a toast and canapés after your service, but sit-down meals, buffets, or food trucks are not permitted onsite. The full reception should be arranged offsite.
The chapel is suitable for up to 120 guests, making it ideal for intimate and mid-sized wedding ceremonies.
There are two booking options each day:
Each slot includes time for setup, service, standing drinks, canapés, and photography.
Yes, Asylum Chapel warmly welcomes same-sex partnerships and celebrates all weddings inclusively.
Prices are inclusive of:
Additional items such as linens for tables must be provided by the couple.
Yes, Asylum Chapel provides five trestle tables (68.5cm x 182cm x 70cm high) for signing or serving drinks. Please provide your own linens to dress these tables.
Yes, the chapel is a flexible space that can be hired for:
No, the venue does not allow sit-down meals, buffets, or food trucks onsite. Only a toast and canapés after the ceremony are permitted. Full receptions need to be held offsite.