Guides Wedding Venues
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.
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 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 Victorian hunting-lodge hotel above Portree harbour on Skye, with views across to the Cuillin mountains.
A baronial castle estate near Inverness with landscaped grounds, run as a dedicated Highland wedding venue.