One venue. Fifty events. Endless possibilities.
A Georgian Glass House and four private acres in historic Syon Park — available for weddings, corporate events, and private celebrations, May through September.
Exchange vows in private woodland, welcome guests on the lawn, dine beneath 600 candle chandeliers, and dance into the night.
Weddings
Festival-style company days. Premium product launches. Elegant summer galas.
Corporate
Award galas in the Glass House. Summer festivals across open lawns. Milestone birthdays in mature woodland.
Private
See the spaces for yourself
Georgian arched windows framing mature woodland. Five custom chandeliers glowing above 600 candles. Sunlit lawns giving way to atmospheric evening lighting.
The Clementine moves between natural beauty and architectural drama throughout the day — a setting that elevates any event without needing to try.
Questions& answers
Is there mobile phone signal on site?
Mobile signal is available on site, though coverage varies by network provider. Suppliers should consider backup options for connectivity-dependent systems.
What happens if a supplier causes damage to the venue?
Suppliers are liable for any damage caused during setup, event, or derig, covered under their Public Liability Insurance. Damage must be reported immediately; costs for repair/replacement will be charged.
Can suppliers stay on site during the event?
Yes. Suppliers remain on site as needed. Green room access depends on host designation. Suppliers not required in guest areas can remain in their vehicle or visit other public facilities on the estate.
What are the health and safety requirements for suppliers?
All suppliers must hold current Public Liability Insurance and Employers' Liability Insurance. RAMS may be required depending on the nature of the work.
Is there supplier parking?
Suppliers park in the guest car park. No vehicles are to be parked within the venue space, with the exception of vehicles required for guest services (e.g., golf carts) agreed in advance.
What are the waste management arrangements?
Waste management is the responsibility of the supplier creating it. Suppliers must remove all waste within the agreed breakdown timeline. General venue cleaning is managed by our on-site team.
Where do catering teams set up?
A dedicated catering space is provided for kitchen setup and back-of-house services, including power and water access. Configuration is planned in coordination with the venue coordinator.
Are there any restrictions on what suppliers can install or build?
All installations must be removable without permanent damage. Naked flames, pyrotechnics, and special effects require prior approval. Structural modifications or use of heavy machinery must be approved in advance.
What are the rigging and weight-loading capabilities?
The Glass House has extensive weight-loading capabilities with high ceilings (4m eave, 8m apex). Specific load ratings should be discussed with the venue coordinator.
What are the power specifications for suppliers?
Standard single-phase power distribution is included. Three-phase power is not available unless specifically requested and arranged in advance. Specific requirements must be discussed during planning. Additional generators can be arranged for high-demand setups.
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