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Gerrards Cross Community Association

Asian Weddings

Weddings

Asian weddings at GXCA

Our grand, spacious rooms are a blank canvas for the colour, detail and grandeur an Asian wedding deserves. From intimate rituals to celebrations with generous guest lists, we honour the traditions at the heart of the day, and give you the freedom to make the space entirely your own.

With flexible rooms, beautiful gardens and generous capacity, we can host everything from a mehndi or sangeet to the main celebration.

200guests in Colston Hall
1,000in the grounds with a marquee
1947a landmark since
A floral wedding mandap with a swing seat, a brass lamp and a rangoli on the floor
An Indian bride and groom in traditional dress facing one another as rose petals fall

Indian weddings

Room for every ritual

Indian weddings are a tapestry of traditions, and our spaces are made to hold them - from elaborate sangeets to intimate mehndi ceremonies. The grand interior and generous proportions give you room for a mandap, staging and the details that make the day.

Indian weddings often bring sizeable guest lists, and we have years of experience welcoming them.

A smiling Jewish groom in a tallit beside his veiled bride during the ceremony

Jewish weddings

From the ketubah to the breaking of the glass

Whether intimate or grand, our venue is a beautiful setting for a Jewish wedding - space for the signing of the ketubah, the chuppah and the breaking of the glass, arranged around your guests exactly as you wish.

In the warmer months, exchange vows outdoors in our walled garden - a serene backdrop for your chuppah, or the circling of the bride.

Celebrations here

Dressed for the occasion

A colourful mehndi stage at GXCA with a carved wooden swing, floral garlands and bright drapes
An ornate carved wooden swing stage framed with flowers and pink drapes for a mehndi
A floral arch over a white aisle leading to a decorated stage in GXCA’s hall
Close-up of a bride’s henna-decorated hands and gold jewellery, held by the groom
A Jewish groom’s foot breaking the glass beside the bride’s gown during the ceremony
A reception table scattered with roses, candles and favour cones, gold-sashed chairs behind
Three women in traditional dress seated on a flower-framed mehndi stage
Round tables in bright pink with gold chairs in front of a floral backdrop

Kind words

Trusted with the big day

From our very first visit to collecting our things afterwards, the whole team were wonderful. We cannot thank you enough, and will recommend GXCA to anyone looking for a venue.
David & Edith Nash

Arrange a viewing

Tell us about your celebration and roughly how many guests you’re expecting, and we’ll arrange a visit and talk you through the possibilities.

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