Scottish Wedding Venues
Castles, barns, country estates and hotels from every corner of Scotland — browse by region or venue type below, or jump straight into the Cairn Lodge Collection. Each listing links through to the venue's own site for availability and pricing.
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A baronial castle hotel and spa near Falkirk, set in 80 acres of parkland — the collection's original flagship venue. No longer trading; see below for its current status.
A country house hotel near Auchterarder, Perthshire, with its own chapel and ballroom — the original Cairn Lodge property.
A characterful coaching-inn-style venue, part of the Glenbervie estate, suited to smaller weddings and private events.
A country house hotel near Stirling, offering intimate wedding and event space in landscaped grounds.
A boutique townhouse hotel in the centre of Stirling, close to Stirling Castle.
Scotland's oldest inn, on the banks of the River Tay in Perthshire, dating back to 1572.
Self-catering luxury lodges on Loch Tay, alongside the Kenmore Hotel.
Self-catering luxury lodge accommodation across the collection's Scottish estates.
A country house hotel near Dollar, Clackmannanshire, set in the foothills of the Ochil Hills.
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A 13th-century castle hotel on the River Esk just south of Edinburgh, with its own chapel and a choice of function rooms for wedding parties of different sizes.
An exclusive-use castle and walled-garden estate in East Lothian, roughly half an hour from Edinburgh, taken over entirely for the duration of a wedding.
A five-star exclusive-use castle estate near the Queensferry Crossing, combining a medieval keep with an 1820s mansion house set in private grounds.
A 17th-century mansion at the foot of Arthur's Seat, within the city of Edinburgh itself, with rooms scaled for both intimate ceremonies and large receptions.
A blank-canvas barn on the Harburn Estate in West Lothian, hired on an exclusive-use basis so couples can style the space themselves.
A converted 18th-century cattle byre on the Fife coast just outside St Andrews, with sea views and self-catering cabins for guests staying over.
A 16th-century castle in rural Fife set in 44 acres, with walled gardens and a converted barn (a "barnquee") for larger wedding receptions.
The whitewashed ancestral seat of the Atholl Estates in highland Perthshire, with a grand ballroom and Georgian state rooms among its wedding spaces.
A family-owned castle near Perth offering everything from an intimate ceremony in its old library to a marquee reception for 200-plus guests.
A large, well-known five-star hotel and resort in the Perthshire countryside with several ballrooms and event spaces, and its own railway station.
A private coastal estate on the west coast of Argyll built around a contemporary glass-walled studio overlooking the Paps of Jura, licensed for outdoor ceremonies down to the shore.
A hotel and spa on its own private tidal island north of Oban, offered on an exclusive-use basis with accommodation across the main house, suites and cottages.
A small country-house hotel on the shore of Loch Awe below Ben Cruachan, with gardens and loch-side grounds for outdoor ceremonies. Closed permanently from 30 September 2025 — no longer taking bookings.
A 19th-century Edwardian mansion turned five-star hotel set in a 240-acre estate near Glasgow Airport, with a garden pavilion for larger receptions.
A 14th-century castle at the centre of a 1,200-acre private estate in the Scottish Borders, roughly an hour south of Edinburgh, taken on an exclusive-use basis.
A clifftop Robert Adam castle on the Ayrshire coast, cared for by the National Trust for Scotland, with historic rooms and gardens available for smaller weddings.
A baronial mansion in Aberdeenshire, once home to the family of Prime Minister William Gladstone, hired exclusively with nineteen bedrooms and its own estate church.
A 16th-century former hunting lodge on the shore of Loch na Dal in the south of Skye, combining a small hotel with a well-regarded restaurant.
A 1625 former hunting lodge on the banks of the River Teith on the edge of the Trossachs — recently restored and renamed from its long-standing former identity as the Roman Camp Hotel.
A Victorian country house near Dunblane owned by Andy Murray, with opulent public rooms, a chic restaurant, and grounds used for both ceremonies and receptions.
The Scottish Baronial former home of Andrew Carnegie on the Dornoch Firth, a members-only estate with its own links golf course and a history of high-profile weddings.
A Scottish Baronial-style castle hotel on the Ayrshire coast near Ballantrae, with antique-furnished rooms and gardens leading down towards the sea.
A 19th-century manor house hotel overlooking the Cromarty Firth, offering upmarket dining and a whisky bar alongside its wedding and function space.
Scotland's most photographed castle, on a tidal island where three sea lochs meet — ceremonies take place in the Banqueting Hall, capped at 70 guests, after the castle closes to day visitors.
A ruined clifftop fortress near Stonehaven with dramatic North Sea views — ceremonies are held in the roofed Drawing Room or in the open-air castle grounds, for up to 60 guests.
A converted Kelvinside parish church in Glasgow's West End, now an arts and music venue with an auditorium beneath a painted ceiling, hired out for wedding receptions.
A former church near Haymarket station, now an atmospheric Edinburgh event space with vaulted ceilings, private booths and a stage for live music and ceilidhs.
A National Trust for Scotland 16th-century tower house near Banchory — ceremonies in the Great Hall, walled garden or refurbished Horsemill, up to 120 guests.
A National Trust for Scotland chateau-style castle near Aberdeen, dating to 1575 — ceremonies in the Great Hall, Library or Round Tower, up to 60 guests.
A Victorian hunting-lodge hotel above Portree harbour on Skye, with views across to the Cuillin mountains.
A Georgian mansion set in Balbirnie Park, Fife, with formal gardens and period rooms for ceremonies and receptions.
A riverside hotel in Alloway, Ayrshire, next to the Brig o' Doon and Burns Monument gardens — Robert Burns country.
An exclusive-use wedding venue in a listed 1844 Merchant City building in Glasgow city centre, with a split staircase and capacity for up to 200 guests.
A Fife castle estate on its own loch, with a walled garden and self-catering lodges for the wedding party to stay on-site.
An 18th-century vaulted stone storage complex beneath Edinburgh's Old Town, used as an atmospheric underground events space.
An Ayrshire country house set in 300 acres above the River Ayr, with an elegant restaurant and countryside views.
A lochside restaurant and wedding venue on Loch Venachar near Callander, with views across the water to the Trossachs hills.
A distinctive round waterside venue on the banks of Loch Lomond near Balloch, with loch and mountain views from every table.
A Victorian Scots Baronial castle near Edinburgh Airport, run as an exclusive-use wedding venue with landscaped grounds.
A Victorian heritage building in Glasgow city centre — the Grand Hall, with its marble staircase, seats up to 120 for a wedding.
A country house wedding venue in Teviotdale, Scottish Borders, near Hawick.
A historic house on the shore of Loch Lomond, owned by the University of Strathclyde and hired out for weddings and events.
A baronial castle estate near Inverness with landscaped grounds, run as a dedicated Highland wedding venue.
A baronial castle hotel and spa near Falkirk, set in 80 acres of parkland — the collection's original flagship venue. No longer trading; see below for its current status.
A country house hotel near Auchterarder, Perthshire, with its own chapel and ballroom — the original Cairn Lodge property.
A characterful coaching-inn-style venue, part of the Glenbervie estate, suited to smaller weddings and private events.
A country house hotel near Stirling, offering intimate wedding and event space in landscaped grounds.
A boutique townhouse hotel in the centre of Stirling, close to Stirling Castle.
Scotland's oldest inn, on the banks of the River Tay in Perthshire, dating back to 1572.
Self-catering luxury lodges on Loch Tay, alongside the Kenmore Hotel.
Self-catering luxury lodge accommodation across the collection's Scottish estates.
A country house hotel near Dollar, Clackmannanshire, set in the foothills of the Ochil Hills.