Everyone loves a fun wedding reception, especially if there’s ample opportunity to get down to “Staying Alive”. As elaborate first dances are getting more popular, lots of couples are looking to max out their dancing space during their special day.

We’ve put together a list of our favourite dance halls for hire in London so you can squeeze in your Viennese Waltz routine without treading on your Great-Auntie’s toes.

So here they are, the best wedding venues with dance floors in London:

The Vault, Monument

Location: Monument
Capacity: 900 standing, 500 seated
Check it out here: The Vault, Monument

Omeara Cantina Terrace & Mezzanine

Location: London Bridge
Capacity: 120 standing, 60 seated
Check it out here: Omeara Cantina Terrace & Mezzanine

The Arnold Hills

Location: Olympic Park
Capacity: 340 standing, 60 seated
Check it out here: The Arnold Hills

Icetank

Location: Covent Garden
Capacity: 120 standing, 60 seated
Check it out here: Icetank

National Maritime Museum

Location: Greenwich
Capacity: 1000 standing, 58 seated
Check it out here: National Maritime Museum

The Paternoster Pub

Location: St Paul’s
Capacity: 200 standing, 70 seated
Check it out here: The Paternoster Pub

The Rocksteady

Location: Dalston
Capacity: 50 standing, 50 seated
Check it out here: The Rocksteady

Duo

Location: Camden
Capacity: 400 standing, 120 seated
Check it out here: Duo

Greenwich Yacht Club

Location: Greenwich
Capacity: 200 standing, 100 seated
Check it out here: Greenwich Yacht Club

Battersea Arts Centre

Location: Battersea
Capacity: 600 standing, 130 seated
Check it out here: Battersea Arts Centre

Hampton Court Palace 

Location: Hampton Court
Capacity: 400 standing, 270 seated
Check it out here: Hampton Court Palace

Core Clapton 

Location: Hackney
Capacity: 250 standing, 200 seated
Check it out here: Core Clapton

Curzon Aldgate

Location: Aldgate East
Capacity: 80 standing
Check it out here: Curzon Aldgate

Wedding Dance Inspiration

Whether you’re a keen dancer or a complete novice, lots of couples are eager to show their families a first dance to remember. Check back on the Canvas blog tomorrow for some advice from First Dance Choreographer Extraordinaire Rachel Sparks to find out how to nail your first dance.