Unusual Wedding Venues in Scotland

This 13th-century fortress now in picturesque ruins with its beautiful gardens is sure to make a stunning backdrop for your special wedding day!

Find this unique venue on the island of Firth of Forth. See if this venue, one of the best preserved monastic building, is the one for you!

This 13th Century ‘Lantern of the North’ including its beautiful octagonal chapter house is an ideal place to exchange your wedding vows!

A beautiful and an iconic place to take your wedding vows. Choose between the 13th-century chapter house or the open air High Altar.

An impressively preserved castle with high vaulted ceiling, interesting late Gothic-style fireplace and stunning views of parklands.

The simple yet beautiful State Room, with its exposed stone walls, dates back to 1500. This is a great venue to exchange wedding vows for history lovers.

The Jacobite Queen is the perfect wedding venue for an iconic Highland Wedding. Set sail on the Caledonian Canal, into the Mighty Loch Ness as you celebrate your big day.

The National Trust for Scotland's Georgian House is situated in Edinburgh's prestigious Charlotte Square and is a beautiful venue packed with history and heritage in the heart of Scotland's capital.