Hill of Tarvit Mansion

Hill of Tarvit Mansion is located in the Fife countryside at KY15 5PB, Cupar, Fife, Scotland, just 12 miles west of St Andrews.

Hill of Tarvit is one of Scotland's finest Edwardian mansion houses, designed by Sir Robert Lorimer, featuring F B Sharp’s renowned art and antiques collection, 16th-century Flemish tapestries, warm oak panelling, and intricate carvings — providing a historically rich and elegant setting for weddings.

The Great Hall at Hill of Tarvit Mansion is suitable for intimate civil, religious, and humanist ceremonies, offering a stunning and versatile setting for various wedding types.

Yes, guests can enjoy the terrace accessed through open French windows, featuring a sweeping stone staircase and breathtaking views across the Fife hills. The Lorimer-designed gardens, including yew hedging, mixed borders, and a sunken rose garden, provide spectacular backdrops for photography and alfresco receptions. A marquee can also be set up on the formal lawns for larger events.

Yes, for larger weddings, a marquee can be accommodated on the formal lawns of Hill of Tarvit Mansion, allowing ample space for guests while enjoying the beautiful surroundings.

Hill of Tarvit offers excellent self-catering accommodation within the Upper West Wing Flat inside the mansion house and three charming cottages (East, West, and Middle Cottage) on the grounds, comfortably sleeping up to 18 guests.

The Lorimer-designed gardens with yew hedging, sumptuous mixed borders, and the sunken rose garden create spectacular, natural backdrops ideal for memorable and picturesque wedding photography.

During the warmer months, guests can stroll through the open French windows onto the terrace, enjoy champagne with views of the rolling Fife hills, and relax in the gardens, offering a delightful alfresco experience.

Hill of Tarvit Mansion and its stunning gardens were designed by the renowned architect Sir Robert Lorimer, known for showcasing fine art and integrating beautiful landscape design.

The mansion boasts 16th-century Flemish tapestries, warm oak panelling, intricate carvings, and an impressive art collection featuring masterpieces by Raeburn and Ramsay, all contributing to an enchanting and elegant wedding atmosphere.