The other guests included MPs and former British ministers such as Keith Vaz, Frank Dobson, Jim Fitzpatrick, Stephen Timms, Lynne Brown, Jermey Corbyn and Emily Thornberry.
Many fellow councillors from Tulip’s borough Camden were also present, so were leaders of Bangaldeshi community and Awami League.
The BNP’s UK activists demonstrated outside the venue before Hasina arrived. Police deployed in large numbers kept them away.
Last month, Tulip, who turns 31 this September, had given just one name for her husband, Chris, who studied at the Cambridge University before joining the civil service.
She studied English literature for her Bachelor’s and Master’s degree at the University College of London. She did a second Master’s in Politics, Policy and Government before pursuing a career in British politics.