Awards Ceremony

Renowned as the world’s most famous and historic ground, Lord’s is ‘The Home of Cricket’. But you don’t have to be a fan of the game to be part of its year-round magic.

Its convenient location – leafy St. John’s Wood in the heart of London – and its stunning vistas of the hallowed turf, make Lord’s a unique choice for any event, whether the graceful intimacy of a dinner party, or the buzz of a major product launch.

After a two year, £22.4m refurbishment, London Transport Museum has a new vibrant and modern feel. This can be experienced throughout its unique and varied gallery, theatre and boardroom spaces.

Watch in awe as stunning projections of colour and light reveal the complexity of London's transport, or alternatively use giant central screens to project your own imagery and branding. Wow guests upon arrival with themed cocktails such as the Routemaster, Metropolitan Mixture or the Anorak.

The seed for Kew Gardens was sown in the exotic garden at Kew Park created by Lord Capel of Tewkesbury. George III enriched the gardens and later purchased Kew Palace, in 1781 as a nursery for the royal children. As well as 300 acres of gardens, Kew's landmark buildings include the Palm House, built by architect Decimus Burton and iron-maker Richard Turner between 1844 and 1848 and which was the first large-scale structural use of wrought iron.

Surrounded by parkland, Kensington Palace offers a welcome retreat from the nearby hustle and bustle of London. Yet behind this calm, peaceful façade your guests will discover a spirited venue of royal extravagance and magnificent beauty, full of lively stories of rivalry, politics, heartache and romance.

Today, this beautiful palace offers you a variety of exciting, versatile spaces for hire. We will give you first-class, personal service from day one, right through to the end of what will be an unforgettable event for your guests.

Set within tranquil moated gardens, the childhood home of Henry VIII, Eltham Palace was once an important royal palace. In the 1930s, it was chosen by society millionaires Stephen and Virginia Courtauld as the location for their imaginative and innovative art deco mansion.

The dining room features stylish pink leather upholstered chairs and black-and-silver doors, portraying animals and birds from London Zoo. Many enticing features in the nineteen acres of surrounding gardens, including a sunken rose garden and medieval bridge.

Buddha-Bar is about creating an experience – By blending Pan-Asian cuisine, mixology and world renowned music with stunning interiors, they thrive to create a truly sensuous and serene experience which delights all senses.

As you enter Buddha-Bar Restaurant London from the bustling streets of Knightsbridge, you are introduced to the venue described to be the new generation of Buddha Bar with its contemporary feel.

Set your event in a beautiful paradise – your own slice of eden at Birmingham Botanical Gardens.

Home to over 7,000 different plants, this stunning haven of calm serenity has existed for nearly two centuries. Its natural beauty acts as a beacon for butterflies, bees and all those who seek a tranquil escape from Birmingham’s urban metropolis.

Nestled within and surrounded by some of the most fascinating and beautifully landscaped gardens in the country, you will find three striking event spaces which create a magical and unique setting for your event.

Situated on London’s scenic Southbank, BFI Southbank is within easy walking distance from Waterloo tube and railway station.

Whether you’re planning a conference, private screening, product launch or seminar make it memorable at the BFI Southbank. The BFI has over fifty years experience of hosting and presenting the very best in world cinema. With exemplary customer care and professional service from their events and technical teams, BFI Southbank offers a refreshing alternative to the usual event venues.

Spacious enough to accommodate large receptions, awards ceremonies and dinners, yet intimate for smaller personal celebrations, the light and quiet Main Hall boasts wonderful acoustics and magnificent pillars soaring toward one of the world’s great masterpieces: Rubens’ irreplaceable ceiling. The Undercroft, once James I's drinking den, still serves as a wonderful pre or post dinner entertaining space.

The nearest underground stations to the Banqueting House are Westminster, Embankment and Charing Cross.

The ArcelorMittal Orbit, the UK's tallest sculpture is London's most unique event space. Offering spectacular and unrivalled views over Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park and across to London from the east, it is the perfect back drop for your event.