Selection of Royal Wedding Screenings in London

It's not just Windsor that will be celebrating the wedding of the year this weekend, London, the UK’s capital city is also gearing up for a day of celebration on 19 May when Prince Harry and his American actress fiancée, Meghan Markle tie the knot.

Big screens will be set up in venues across London for those not lucky enough to secure an invite to the special day at Windsor Castle.

From Greenwich to Westminster, residents and visitors alike can watch the wedding while enjoying a classic British knees-up. Here's a selection of places that plan to screen the special event:

Royal Wedding Screenings in London

National Maritime Museum, Greenwich

10am – 3pm

FREE (food and drink not included)

Watch the wedding of the year in the beautiful surroundings of a UNESCO World Heritage Site. See Harry and Meghan tie the knot on a giant screen on the lawns of the National Maritime Museum. Bring a picnic, or food, snacks and drinks will be available to purchase. Royal fancy dress encouraged.

Chelsea Physic Garden, Chelsea

11am – 6pm

FREE (food and drink not included)

Entrance to the garden is free to honour the special day, with a self-led 'Royal' mystery trail. Watch the ceremony on the outdoor screen and treat yourself to a wide selection of food. Sip on a 'Minty Markle' cocktail, learn how to make a flower crown with Bloomologie and enter the best hat competition.

Fortnum & Mason, Westminster (pictured)

11am – 2pm

£85 (inc. champagne afternoon tea)

Called a “A Right Royal Celebration”, the event includes: champagne on arrival, a full afternoon tea, delicate finger sandwiches and home-baked scones, plus cakes and patisseries. Customers will be able to enjoy coverage of the wedding in the elegant surroundings of the Diamond Jubilee Tea Salon with a special Wedding Breakfast tea to take away.

One Marylebone Church, Westminster

11am - 5pm

£25

Sip on champagne while watching the live screening set to the beautiful backdrop of the Grade II listed church. Guests can also make bouquets and corsages, decorate wedding cakes, learn how to make the ultimate Bloody Mary, partake in traditional British games and discover weird and wonderful facts about the Royal Family. Be sure to stay on for an after party with a difference.

Skylight Rooftop, Wapping

12 noon onwards

FREE (food and drink not included)

Guests are invited to enjoy quintessentially British lawn games while sipping on a cocktail and indulging in the venue’s street food offering from Greek trader Yiro. With seating areas a-plenty, viewers can relax on the upper lounge bar, grab a bench under the pergola or pitch up picnic-style on the grass. Skylight will be serving a seasonal cocktail menu, spritzes, pitchers, bubbly and a selection of Royal Wedding specials.

The Gun, Canary Wharf

11am onwards

FREE (food and drink not included)

Having just completed a redevelopment, this is the first event at this venue which boasts amazing views across the Thames to the O2 Arena. Celebrate the royal marriage at this unique screening while sitting by London's famous river with a glass of your favourite tipple. Expect the Prosecco to flow, Pimm’s to pour and the G&Ts to be in abundance. Families are welcome.

Bluebird, Chelsea

12 noon onwards

£25 (inc. glass of fizz)

A favourite haunt of the Duchess of Cambridge, the Bluebird Café and Courtyard will be dressed and decked with bunting for the day of celebrations, starting with a full screening of the wedding, duly followed by a live DJ from 4pm and accompanying BBQ throughout the day.

Covent Garden Hotel, Westminster

12 noon onwards

£27 (inc. Royal Afternoon Tea)

The Brasserie Max in the hotel will be screening the wedding in its luxury cinema alongside a special Royal Wedding Afternoon Tea including finger sandwiches, berry tartlet, Victoria sponge, Banoffee pie, Champagne and peach Bellini jelly with custard and scones with clotted cream and preserves.

The Book Club, Shoreditch

10am – 5pm

£5 (entry only)

Pimms, prosecco, drag queens, markets and live music. What more do you need to celebrate the Royal Wedding East London style? Play wedding bingo with a ‘Spice Girl’ and watch the big event on screens set up so you don't miss a minute. Other entertainment includes a book, vintage, flower market pop-up, music, ‘Best of British’ Brunch and classic British party games.

South Place Hotel, City of London

12 noon onwards

FREE (food and drink not included)

3Bar at the hotel will be screening the wedding and to coordinate with the royal nuptials, the bar will also be serving a special wedding-themed cocktail called ‘The Invitation’. The cocktail has been created in partnership with the Cotswold Gin Distillery and will be served, in typical British fashion, with a slice of delectable sounding lemon and elderflower cake (Meghan and Harry’s chosen flavours) for £10.

Hyatt Regency London – The Churchill, West End

12.30 pm onwards

£55 or £85 (for bottomless brunch)

Guests can feast on a selection of food while enjoying a live screening at The Montagu, the hotel’s contemporary British restaurant. Entrees including fresh seafood, fresh salads, charcuterie and British farm house cheeses, followed by a wide choice of mains including a live carving station with two traditional roasts, fresh fish and sumptuous desserts as well as freshly cut seasonal fruits.

According to Opodo, the top ten countries travelling to London at the time of the Royal Wedding are:

1. Germany
2. Spain
3. France
4. Italy
5. Portugal
6. Austria
7. Norway
8. Denmark
9. Argentina
10. Sweden

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