Guides Wedding Venues
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 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.
A 19th-century manor house hotel overlooking the Cromarty Firth, offering upmarket dining and a whisky bar alongside its wedding and function space.
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 Ayrshire country house set in 300 acres above the River Ayr, with an elegant restaurant and countryside views.
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 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 country house hotel near Dollar, Clackmannanshire, set in the foothills of the Ochil Hills.