The Nave
The Nave is the church’s grand central space, with clerestory windows, mezzanine galleries and Tuscan columns, for dinners, weddings, Christmas parties, large drinks receptions and conferences of 250 seated or 500 standing.
Christ Church Spitalfields is Nicholas Hawksmoor’s restored baroque church, completed in 1729 and Grade I listed, on Commercial Street eight minutes from Liverpool Street. It is hired as a blank-canvas event venue for 10 to 600 guests, from dinners, concerts, wedding receptions, awards and Christmas parties in the columned Nave to receptions and meetings in the light, oak-panelled Crypt, with in-house AV, wheelchair access and Wi-Fi.

Christ Church Spitalfields is Nicholas Hawksmoor’s restored baroque church, completed in 1729 and Grade I listed, on Commercial Street eight minutes from Liverpool Street. It is hired as a blank-canvas event venue for 10 to 600 guests, from dinners, concerts, wedding receptions, awards and Christmas parties in the columned Nave to receptions and meetings in the light, oak-panelled Crypt, with in-house AV, wheelchair access and Wi-Fi.
The Nave is the church’s grand central space, with clerestory windows, mezzanine galleries and Tuscan columns, for dinners, weddings, Christmas parties, large drinks receptions and conferences of 250 seated or 500 standing.
Christ Church Spitalfields, Commercial Street, London, E1 6LY