OXO2 is a breathtaking contemporary event space offering panoramic views across the River Thames. This versatile venue offers a wealth of flexibility for events and an unrivalled location on London’s South Bank.
OXO2 is the perfect London venue for a wide range of events, from parties, dinners, conferences and product launches to fashion shows and photo shoots. The central London venue is also licensed for wedding and civil partnership ceremonies.
Enjoy drinks or dinner accompanied by the spectacular sight of OXO2’s unique panoramas before partying the night away in front of stunning views of the bright lights of the capital.
Weddings The chic, contemporary space of OXO2 makes a breathtaking romantic setting for your wedding day. OXO2 is licensed for civil wedding ceremonies and partnerships and, with two stunning gallery-style rooms, your wedding can flow seamlessly from ceremony to reception and through to the wedding breakfast.
Both rooms benefit from sleek contemporary interior design and exceptional views of the capital. The rooms are also both ideal for photo opportunities, enabling you to make the most of your dramatic London backdrop from an adjacent balcony. Wedding celebrations can take place before the ultimate London backdrop at OXO2, a contemporary wedding venue on the banks of the River Thames.
The venue has been decorated to the highest specification and comes fully equipped with atmospheric lighting, a PA system for speeches, reception and dining furniture and stunning views – everything you need to create your perfect wedding day!
Conferences Create the perfect first impression by inviting your delegates to a conference on the South Bank. Within OXO2 you will find two gallery-style event spaces for conferences. The spaces can be used as one, for larger conferences, or separately if you are looking for a venue for a more intimate conference event with fewer guests. The large rooms can easily accommodate breakout areas, with the option to use the second gallery style room as a bigger breakout space.
