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The Windsor Guildhall is the town hall of Windsor, Berkshire, England. It is situated in the High Street, about 100 meters (330 ft) from Castle Hill, which leads to the main public entrance to Windsor Castle. It is a Grade I listed building. [1]
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Situated in the heart of the historic town of Windsor just a few steps away from Windsor Castle, the Windsor Guildhall is a stunning Grade I listed event space, ideal for weddings, private dining, corporate events and filming opportunities. Their Majesties King Charles III and Queen Camilla were married at the Windsor Guildhall in 2005. We are also...
The event team at the Guildhall work closely with the Royal Borough registrar team so we advise contacting the Windsor Guildhall team in the first instance to check if the Windsor Guildhall is available for your preferred date and time. Before making your enquiry, you can find out more about the different hire options available, how many guests the...
You can see a variety of images and videos from recent ceremonies on our Windsor Guildhall Instagram page(link is external).
Windsor Guildhall is a historic and elegant venue for weddings, private dining, corporate events and filming opportunities. It is located near Windsor Castle and has hosted royal and celebrity ceremonies.
The Windsor Guildhall is a historic venue in the heart of Windsor, ideal for weddings, dinners, conferences and filming. It offers exclusive hire of the Council Chamber, a stunning room with royal portraits and chandeliers, and can cater for up to 100 guests.
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- High Street, Windsor, SL4 1LR, Berkshire
Learn about the origins, design and extensions of the Guildhall, a Grade I listed building and the former home of Windsor's Town Council. Discover its role in royal events, civil ceremonies and the Windsor Museum.
- Royal Borough of Windsor & Maidenhead coat of arms – Windsor Castle is pictured on a hill with branches and the leaves representing the oak forests which once surrounded the town, along with a heraldic gold lion.
- Chandeliers on loan from Royal Collection Trust – Geroge IV commissioned the three chandeliers (c.1828-30). Made of brass they each have 60 lights, which would have originally been candles.
- Portrait of Queen Elizabeth II hangs directly opposite a portrait of Prince Philip. She visited the Guildhall on several occasions including as Princess Elizabeth the year before becoming Queen, and most recently, as part of her 90th birthday celebrations in 2016, meeting twenty 90-year-old local residents.
- Door to the Ascot Room where His Majesty King Charles married the Queen Consort, Camilla, in April 2005 in front of 15 guests, including William, Prince of Wales and Prince Harry, Duke of Sussex.
The Windsor Guildhall offers a stunning backdrop for weddings and civil partnerships, with flexible seating and hire options. Learn how to check availability, book your ceremony, and enjoy the historic Council Chamber and the Corn Exchange.
This attractive 17th-century building stands on Windsor's High Street, only a moment's stroll from the entrance to Windsor Castle. The Guildhall is often attributed to Sir Christopher Wren, but there is no proof that the architect of St Paul's Cathedral had anything to do with the Guildhall.
