Prince Albert Camden Wedding | Mica & Sam
Ever wondered what a wedding at the Prince Albert in Camden really looks like?
Mica and Sam’s day was proof that a pub wedding (especially one held at the epic Prince Albert, Camden) can be every bit as stylish, electric and full of feeling as any grand venue. It was laid-back in all the right ways and bursting with personality — from the music choices to the way they made the day completely their own.
No fluff. No overdone traditions. Just the real stuff that matters.
What’s it like getting married at the Prince Albert Camden?
Think exposed brick walls, candlelight and the kind of atmosphere you don’t need to fake. The Prince Albert in Camden is a proper London pub with just the right mix of grit and charm. It’s got heart, history and just enough edge to make it feel like you’re not following the wedding rulebook.
Their ceremony took place downstairs in the bar — intimate, stripped-back and real. No stiff formality. Just a room full of people who love them, and vows that hit home. Then straight into the courtyard & subsequently upstairs for drinks, food and good conversation, without the faff of moving between venues.
What’s the ceremony like at the Prince Albert pub?
Mica and Sam actually held their ceremony downstairs — and it looked incredible. They filled the ceiling with bright balloons floating above them, adding this playful, slightly surreal touch that felt both bold and intimate. It completely transformed the space without trying too hard.
Where did the bride get ready for a Camden pub wedding?
Mica got ready at a cool Air BnB in Hampstead with her parents and sisters. It was relaxed and unpretentious — just how a wedding morning should be. She wore a Needle & Thread dress with soft beading and floaty layers that caught the light perfectly as she moved. No heavy fabric or corsets. Just style and ease.
If you're planning a pub wedding in London, choosing somewhere calm and close by like this for your morning prep can set the tone for the whole day.
Can you have a music-themed wedding at the Prince Albert Camden?
Yes. And you absolutely should if music means something to you.
Mica and Sam nailed this part — vintage records scattered across tables, albums instead of table names, playlists filled with deep cuts and meaningful tracks. It felt more like a personal gig than a wedding at times, and it was brilliant for it.
No DJ. No cheesy wedding hits. Just a carefully curated soundtrack that told their story.
How many guests can you have at the Prince Albert Camden wedding?
The upstairs space is perfect for smaller weddings — around 50 to 60 guests works really well. It keeps things intimate without feeling cramped, and there’s plenty of room downstairs for mingling, drinks and that post-dinner buzz.
It’s ideal if you want something that feels more like a great night out with your people than a traditional wedding day.
Is it easy to take couple portraits around Camden?
It’s actually a dream location if you’re into the kind of photos that feel natural and full of character.
After the ceremony, we slipped out for a wander — no awkward posing, just a chance to breathe and take it all in. Camden gave us grungy textures, bold colour and quiet backstreets just a few steps away from the main road.
Perfect for those gritty, romantic portraits that don’t feel staged or overly sweet. Just real moments, in a place that matches the vibe.
What makes the Prince Albert Camden wedding vibe so special?
It doesn’t try too hard. It doesn’t need to.
You can bring your own style, strip things back, play loud music, eat good food and not worry about keeping up appearances. Mica and Sam’s day felt effortless and full of soul. A little bit punk, a little bit poetic. Completely theirs.
If you’re dreaming of a London wedding that doesn’t follow the rules — the Prince Albert might just be your place.
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