Top Dinner and Dance Venues in London
Explore the best dinner and dance venues in London with us! A dinner dance combines fantastic feasting with a night on the dance floor. This type of event is all about making a splash, whether that means wowing your guests with an inspired theme, laying out a huge spread or hiring a live band to encourage everyone up off their chairs.
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Exclusive Hire of HELIX & IRIS
140
260
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Lindsay Room
33
40
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The Drawing Room
50
159
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Venetian Room
20
per person / per afternoon
Swallow Street Rooms
70
100
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Whole Venue
100
220
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London Cooking Project
48
50
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1st Floor
80
100
#Supervenue
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Private Room
32
40
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Single Private Dining Rooms
25
25
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Private Dining Restaurant
50
70
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Fireplace Room
60
70
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Dinner and Dance Venues Hire Guide
Organising a dinner dance is a big undertaking, so plan early and with your purpose in mind. It makes sense to book your dinner and dance venue as soon as possible because the most popular spaces sell out up to one year in advance. It’s also a good idea to have several workable dates in mind when you inquire about a venue.
Add a little glamour to your event by holding your dinner dance somewhere special, like in a hotel ballroom or elegant banqueting suite, or choose a unique space that'll be sure to impress your guests, like a garden, museum or historic home. Whether you're hosting a corporate event, fundraising for your favourite charity or celebrating a grand occasion, Tagvenue is here to help you find the perfect London venue for your dinner and dance.
Dinner dance tips and tricks:
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Choose a venue in a convenient location (do you need a space in central London or would something further afield work better?)
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Decide whether you’d like a themed event (masquerade, the Oscars, Las Vegas, black and white, etc.)
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Think about what style of venue would best suit (do you need an elegant hotel for a New Year’s ball or a winter-wonderland themed space for a charity fundraiser at Christmas?)
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Consider whether to provide a dress code (black tie, formal, fancy dress, etc.)
- Carefully plan a schedule for the evening (do you need to set aside time for an auction, speeches or presentations, or a performance?)
