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  • Brodick Castle

    Brodick Castle

    Set against the towering peak of Goatfell on the edge of Arran's Highlands and surrounded by almost 3,000 hectares of gardens, country park and dramatic scenery, Brodick Castle is an idyllic island destination for intimate weddings, family gatherings, private parties and corporate events.

  • Brodie Castle

    Brodie Castle

    Wedding Open Day, Sunday 17 March 12-4pm Dating from the 16th century, Brodie Castle is an iconic Scottish tower house set amidst 71 hectares of peaceful parkland, located between Forres and Nairn, and within easy access of Inverness, the capital of the Highlands.

  • Castle Fraser

    Castle Fraser

    Set amidst 120 hectares of beautiful gardens and open woodland, only 16 miles from Aberdeen, Castle Fraser is an idyllic setting for weddings, corporate events and private parties.

  • Craigievar Castle

    Craigievar Castle

    After two years of major conservation work, Craigievar Castle re-opened to the public in spring 2010 and is now available for exclusive private hire.

  • Crathes Castle

    Crathes Castle

    Turrets, towers and gargoyles, winding staircases, ornate ceilings and ancient sculpted yew trees, combine to make Crathes Castle a truly magical setting for fairytale weddings, private parties, family gatherings and corporate events.

  • Culloden

    Culloden

    On 16 April 1746, the course of British, European and world history changed forever, as Bonnie Prince Charlie and the Jacobite army were defeated on Culloden Moor by the government forces commanded by the Duke of Cumberland.

  • Culzean Castle

    Culzean Castle

    Rising majestically from its clifftop location looking out towards the Isle of Arran, Culzean Castle is surrounded by 240 hectares of beautiful Scottish countryside, charming follies, relaxing woodland walks and inviting sandy beaches.

  • Drum Castle

    Drum Castle

    Set amidst the ancient Royal Forest and Park of Drum, on the periphery of Royal Deeside, Drum Castle combines medieval history, Jacobean romance and Victorian opulence to striking effect, and is within easy reach of Aberdeen.

  • Falkland Palace & Garden

    Falkland Palace & Garden

    Nestled at the foot of the Lomond Hills, in the heart of the Royal Burgh of Falkland, Falkland Palace is a masterpiece of Renaissance architecture.

  • Fyvie Castle

    Fyvie Castle

    Dating from the thirteenth century, Fyvie Castle is a breathtaking vision of towers and turrets set in beautifully designed parkland, within easy reach of Aberdeen.

  • Greenbank Garden

    Greenbank Garden

    A picturesque and intimate venue for weddings, corporate events and private parties, 6 miles from Glasgow city centre, Greenbank Garden is a series of ornamental gardens, each with its own colourful character and style.

  • Haddo House

    Haddo House

    Designed by William Adam in 1732 and home to the Gordon family for over 250 years, Haddo House is one of Scotland's grandest Palladian-style country mansions.

  • Harmony House & Garden

    Harmony House & Garden

    Harmony House and Garden, in the historic Scottish Borders town of Melrose, offers elegance and tranquillity amidst one-and-a-half hectares of rich and colourful walled garden: an idyllic setting for weddings, family gatherings, private parties and corporate events.

  • Hill of Tarvit

    Hill of Tarvit

    One of the finest Edwardian mansionhouses in Scotland, Hill of Tarvit nestles in the Fife countryside, 12 miles west of St Andrews and within easy reach of Dundee, Edinburgh and Perth.

  • Holmwood

    Holmwood

    Completed in 1858, Holmwood is considered to be one of the finest domestic designs by the Scottish architect Alexander 'Greek' Thomson.

  • House of Dun

    House of Dun

    Designed by William Adam and inspired by the Château d’Issy near Paris, the House of Dun is an early 18th-century Georgian masterpiece. Set amid 300 hectares of intricate Victorian gardens, expansive parkland and beautiful woodland, this exquisite venue offers wonderful views of the Montrose Basin and its world-famous nature reserve.

  • Kellie Castle

    Kellie Castle

    Dating from 1360, this enchanting castle with its picturesque walled garden was once home to the Earls of Kellie. Beautifully restored by the Lorimer family in the late 19th century, Kellie Castle is an outstanding venue for weddings, corporate entertaining and special family occasions.

  • Leith Hall

    Leith Hall

    Built in the 17th century, Leith Hall is a beautifully proportioned Scottish tower house in the heart of Aberdeenshire. Home to the Leith family for over 300 years, the house and grounds offer an intimate and magical setting for weddings, corporate events and private parties.

  • Mar Lodge

    Mar Lodge

    Set amidst 29,000 hectares of magnificent Scottish countryside, in the heart of the Cairngorms National Park, Mar Lodge Estate is surrounded by ancient forests and rolling glens, wild rivers and rugged peaks.

  • Pollok House

    Pollok House

    Regarded as one of Scotland's grandest Edwardian country homes, Pollok House offers peace and tranquillity, only 3 miles from Glasgow city centre and a short distance from the famous Burrell Collection, in the heart of Pollok Country Park.

  • Threave

    Threave

    Home to the National Trust for Scotland's internationally renowned school of horticulture, Threave's world-famous gardens, beautifully restored Victorian country house and Terrace Restaurant combine to make a spectacular venue for weddings, corporate events and private parties.

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