The Roseate is a listed Edwardian townhouse in the heart of Reading. This historic mansion boasts not only accommodation but elegant event rooms, excellent food and first-rate service. Its lavish interiors, including large fireplaces, carved wooden doors and an enormous Italian chandelier that runs the height of the building, make it a truly special wedding venue. Beyond that, its proximity to Reading station makes it an excellent logistical choice, too.
With numerous event spaces across the venue, this luxury hotel can suit a range of weddings, including engagement parties, wedding breakfasts, ceremonies or the whole package. Relax before the proceedings with a luxury spa treatment or entertain your guests with a film screening in the private cinema.
The Roseate operates on a minimum spend basis, which also includes menu tasting for the couple, cake stand and knife, red carpet welcome, wedding stationery, bridal suite on the night of the wedding with breakfast, table linen, crockery and an in-house toastmaster.
This establishment loves to focus on the details, and the wedding planner will make sure everything turns out as you imagined. For smaller ceremonies, the Library or Cellar rooms offer more intimate spaces, while the Eden suits larger affairs with its original fireplace.
Menus at the Roseate focus on British food using fresh, seasonal produce. You and your fiancee can choose from canapes, a buffet, three-course wedding breakfast or traditional afternoon tea. Each of these options can be adapted to accommodate any allergies, dietary requirements or small children.
Explore a range of old and new world wines with the sommelier to find the right choice for you, your palette and your budget. You can even create a bespoke wedding cocktail with the expert mixology team.
Exclusive use is also available at the Roseate, including all 55 rooms and suites, three private dining rooms, the cinema, restaurant, bar, spa and gym. Each guest will also receive a box of homemade chocolates and a bottle of Champagne upon arrival.