The site of the former Marine Police Headquarters in Tsim Sha Tsui was reopened last year as the spectacular Hullett House Hotel. Owned and run by the Aqua restaruant group, this heritage-rich, ultra stylish boutique hotel has five restaurants and a large, grassy outdoor area, offering intimacy and privacy together with the convenience of Tsim Sha Tsui.
Looking for a cosy and intimate yet unusual venue for your nuptials? Hop on an antique-style tram for a one-of-a-kind view of the city.
This beautifully restored traditional Chinese junk is perfect for your nuptials. Built in 1955, It’s fully licensed to carry up to 36 guests, and onboard weddings are a specialty.
If you’re a lover of antiques and the vintage look, there’s no reason why you should have to compromise on your big day. Hong Kong has a pretty big vintage fashion scene, and Satis-Factory Vintage Emporium specializes in vintage and antique wedding dresses from Europe, all authentic and in excellent condition.
Formerly known as Sam Yuk Secondary School, This Adventist college can be hired out on weekends for secluded outdoor wedding ceremonies on their rolling outdoor lawn, facing the spectacular 1920s red-brick building itself.
The Helena May was established in 1916 by Lady May, wife of the then governor of Hong Kong, Sir Henry May. It provided a place for single ladies to stay, as hotels were considered improper back then! These days, it’s a member’s club in a beautifully preserved heritage building right in the heart of Central.
The spectacular Grand Stage restaurant in Western Market is housed in a heritage building, and with its lofty ceilings and red brick interior, it’s a stunning site for a wedding reception.
