The Crypt at Bleeding Heart

The Crypt at Bleeding Heart is located in Camden, North West London. The venue occupies a medieval crypt approximately 700 years old. Historically it hosted King Henry VIII's wedding feast in 1531. The interior features stone floors, beamed ceilings and stained-glass windows. A terrace at the front of the property can accommodate pre-ceremony drinks or reception use, subject to weather. The space accommodates up to 124 for a seated wedding breakfast or 200 for standing reception. Wine selection is available at what the venue describes as remarkable prices. The venue provides refined dining experience. Wedding coordination is available in-house. Bespoke packages can be tailored to your requirements, or the venue's standard wedding packages offer a structured approach. For London-based couples or those seeking a historic medieval setting with substantial London public transport access, the age and architectural character of the crypt provide natural atmosphere.