Traquair House boasts an extraordinary history spanning over 900 years with strong associations to Mary Queen of Scots and the Jacobites, making it a heritage-rich wedding venue in the Scottish Borders.
Yes, Traquair House is particularly suited to smaller, more intimate weddings with facilities such as the Catholic Chapel seating 50 guests and the High Drawing Room suitable for receptions of up to 50 people.
The venue features a Catholic Chapel located in one of the wings of Traquair House, which seats 50 guests and can be used for ceremonies of any denomination.
Indoor spaces include:
Yes, the grounds offer several superb locations for marquees and outside ceremonies, including the yew tree circle, old walled garden, Cupid's garden, and even the Traquair Maze.
Traquair offers four luxurious bedrooms furnished with antique furniture and four-poster beds, available on a bed and breakfast basis. Additionally, guests enjoy exclusive use of the Lower Drawing Room in the evenings.
There is ample accommodation nearby to suit all guests, ranging from cozy bed and breakfasts to 4-star hotels. Traquair also offers its own self-catering property that can sleep up to 18 guests.
Yes, Traquair has an 18th century working brewery famed for Traquair Ales. These ales can be provided bottled or on draught for your wedding reception, adding a unique touch to your celebration.
Traquair House is open to the public daily from Easter to October, which makes spring through early autumn an ideal period for weddings, especially for enjoying the beautiful outdoor grounds.
To arrange a tour or inquire further about hosting your wedding at Traquair, please contact the venue directly. Their experienced team can provide detailed information and assist with planning your special day.