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Aberdour Castle
Set in extensive grounds overlooking the Forth Estuary, Aberdour Castle is a dream location for a wedding.
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Arbroath Abbey
Make your vows amidst an enchanting ruin that’s at the very heart of Scotland’s story.
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Caerlaverock Castle
Fairytales are made of castles like Caerlaverock, with its twin-towered gatehouse and wide moat.
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Castle Campbell
Castle Campbell’s breathtaking location adds a sense of theatre to wedding ceremonies held here.
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Craigmillar Castle
Superb views over gardens and parkland will be the backdrop to your big day at this rural retreat in Edinburgh.
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Dirleton Castle
Exchange vows in one of Scotland’s oldest surviving strongholds, a romantic 13th-century fortress.
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Dryburgh Abbey
This medieval ruin on the banks of the River Tweed is an enchanting place to hold your wedding ceremony.
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Duff House
Couples have been married at this splendid William Adam mansion in Banff for more than 100 years.
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Edinburgh Castle
Scotland’s most iconic landmark provides an unforgettable setting for saying ‘I do’.
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Elgin Cathedral
Say your vows in one of Scotland’s most beautiful medieval buildings, a truly romantic setting for wedding ceremonies.
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Huntingtower Castle
Marry in the lordly residence that was the honeymoon destination of Mary Queen of Scots and Lord Darnley.
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Inchcolm Abbey
Tie the knot in the delightful setting of Inchcolm Abbey, on an island in the Firth of Forth.
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Linlithgow Palace
Marry amidst the majestic ruins of the palace where Mary Queen of Scots was born.
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Melrose Abbey
Large swathes of this graceful abbey remain standing, making Melrose an atmospheric spot for a wedding.
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Rothesay Castle
Unique among Scottish castles for its age and unusual circular plan, this moated fortress is a wedding venue like no other.
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Seton Collegiate Church
Set amidst beautiful gardens with wooded grounds beyond, this church is an exceptional setting for your special day.
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Stirling Castle
Enjoy your special day amidst Stirling Castle’s lavish buildings and stunning gardens, once the backdrop to royal celebrations.