Castle Wedding Venues

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This 17th-century wedding venue embodies romance and charm in a peaceful, lush tree-dotted countryside estate across eight private islands. The tower features lakeside views and the hall, with its high beamed ceiling, will host your exquisitely-designed wedding breakfast. Elegantly-decorated, characterful bedrooms are filled with natural light, in particular the spacious bridal suite.

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The opulent 600-year-old Borthwick sits in peaceful rolling countryside only 30 minutes from Edinburgh. Combining rustic with 5-star luxury, the spectacularly restored venue hosts exclusive-use Scottish castle weddings, from grand hall banquets to intimate fine dining. Experience ornately-furnished bedrooms and atmospheric ceremonies under vaulted-ceilings.

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Oozing history, elegance and atmosphere from every corner, this 500-year-old castle, visited by Henry VIII and Anne Boleyn, is less than two hours from London. Wake to lush countryside views from crenellated towers and floor-to-ceiling windows and dine under ornate ceilings. Sleep in regally-adorned bedrooms and wander the enchanting walled garden.

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Birkhill Castle is located in the Kingdom of Fife, overlooking the Firth of Tay, and has been the home of the Earls of Dundee since the 18th century. Weddings for 50 guests in the castle or 150 guests within The Glasshouse on the estate. Stunning views over the estate and the River Tay estuary beyond make this a magical setting.

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The 19th-century fairytale property, with its elegant windows and dainty turrets, overlooks the wondrous Menai Strait on the beautiful isle of Anglesey, creating the perfect backdrop for your wedding. The peaceful Parterre Garden leads to atmospheric shores whilst an eclectic-style interior adds to its romance and charm.

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This 12th-century castle stay in Ireland is located by the Irish sea, but just 15 minutes from Dublin city centre. The stone-glass façade hints at a contemporary style that combines modern luxury with a regal aesthetic. Ample, sumptuous seating invites indulgence at every turn, from the delectable dining and fine wines to the creative interiors and opulent bedrooms.

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Set on a secluded, scenic woodland estate stands the oldest inhabited castle in Scotland, just eight miles from Edinburgh and 16 miles from the airport. This 13th-century Scottish castle wedding venue, with its private chapel and moat, charming interiors and strong family history, will capture your heart. Expect a bespoke wedding breakfast from award-winning chefs and elegant four-poster rooms with landscape views.

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On an enchanting woodland estate, a 700-year-old facade houses a rich history and elegant, dramatic interiors. Heirlooms and artwork give each room a story, complementing that of your exclusive-use wedding. Enjoy exceptional cuisine for an enviable wedding breakfast, a turret bridal suite and mesmerising views across the Firth of Clyde.

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This 14th Century property has a real fairytale feel, set within medieval grandeur and with a penchant for excellent service. Located in the North-East of England, Langley Castle is a stunning property offering a range of packages or weddings of all sizes.

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This beautifully restored 18th-century castle offers the perfect blend of classic charm and modern luxury, set against 54 acres of lush woodlands and manicured gardens. Conveniently situated just outside Edinburgh, Melville has the versatility, space and experience to help create a unique and memorable fairy-tale wedding day.

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Newhall Estate is a stunning Baronial home, situated in an exquisite setting and surrounded by 1,100 acres of magnificent grounds, all within easy reach of Edinburgh. Rich history and modern conveniences make this venue an ideal location for any special event. For maximum flexibility, you can choose to self-cater during your stay, or meals can be provided for an additional charge.

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A 13th-century Scottish Borders estate sits in rolling meadow landscape, 25 minutes from Edinburgh. The grand State Rooms, rustic Vaulted Cellar and unique outdoor spaces, including the Cobbled Courtyard, former Rose Garden and The Terrace, provide flexible options to stage your wedding your way.

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This historic Ayrshire property, less than an hour from Glasgow, with its manicured lawns and 18th-century walled garden, appeared as Balmoral Castle in Oscar-winning film ‘The Queen’. Regency architecture houses traditional, 5-star luxury of four-poster beds and a flying staircase. Designed for exclusive use, large weddings (marquee available), high, spacious rooms feature long, scenic views.

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The real-life home of Lord and Lady Gerald Fitzalan Howard, this lush estate’s long winding drive reveals a secluded and spectacular wedding setting. A striking Gothic façade conveys a distinguished history and gives way to opulent staterooms and beautifully-designed, characterful bedrooms with views over tree-dotted parkland and a walled garden vineyard.

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Fenton Tower is a remarkably unique place to stay and was originally built as an ancient monument. The property is now a magnificent, fortified 16th-century tower located just 20 miles east of Edinburgh and can offer intimate surrounds for wedding couples and their guests.

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Set in the scenic Scottish Highlands, this 17th-century estate combines historic charm with luxury. Guests enjoy access to beautifully designed public rooms, formal gardens, and a vast 5,000-acre estate ideal for events, family holidays, or retreats. Relax in elegant interiors or explore the woodlands and seasonal blooms.

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Expertly and thoughtfully restored after 200 years of abandonment, this rustic 16th-century castle combines modern luxury with a bold, yet welcoming interior. Spiral staircases, vaulted stone ceilings and individually-named bedrooms conjure romance and a palpable history adds character; a stunning backdrop for a truly intimate and unique wedding.

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Situated less than 100 yards from a sandy beach, this atmospheric castle sits high amid lush moorland on the stunning Welsh coast. Cocooned in a romantic ancient stoned fortress encasing gorgeous gardens, an old vaulted chapel and exclusive, beautiful and luxurious accommodation, this captivating, wild and rustic setting will become the backdrop to your wedding of dreams.

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A seamless marriage of traditional character and sleek, contemporary luxury, combined with spectacular views and a unique ambiance, this 12th-century castle is perfect for intimate weddings and is exquisitely unique. Situated on a rock formation, its highest point the glass-walled Sun Room and viewing platform overlooks the magnificent Pembrokeshire countryside.

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An iconic Baronial-style Highland castle, designed by the famous whisky architect Charles Chree Doig, enjoys mesmerising views of the Cairngorms and boasts a mix of stunning indoor and outdoor ceremony spaces. Opulent, richly-coloured interiors boast unique character, and sumptuous, king-size bedrooms include a bridal suite with wet room.

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This 18th-century Scottish wedding venue, six miles from Greta Green, offers the grandest of welcomes up a dramatic stone staircase. The round garden ceremony and spectacular wedding room will enchant, whilst serene parkland views, exquisite painted ceilings and elegantly bedrooms add to Sprinkell’s charming ambiance.

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Scotland’s oldest inhabited castle, visited by 27 Scottish Kings and Queens, including Mary Queen of Scots, nestles 30 miles from Edinburgh on a woodland estate featuring various indoor and outdoor ceremony spaces, including a chapel, maze, river and walled garden. Its 900-year-old facade houses characterful, antique-filled rooms featuring elegant 18th-century design to capture the romance of your wedding.

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The striking split-façade of this restored riverside 13th-century castle enjoys long views of the hills of County Wexford and the ethereal Blackstairs Mountains. It is ideal for everything from elopements to large marquee weddings and is just two hours from Dublin. You can even choose a wedding ceremony within the exposed stone walls of the dramatic ruined portion of the building.

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Tucked into the heart of East Lothian’s sweeping countryside, Winton Castle is over 500 years old and set amidst ancient woodland, parkland walks, and the serene beauty of rural Scotland. It is just a short drive from Edinburgh and its international airport, as well as from picturesque landscapes, adventurous outdoor pursuits, and some of the country’s finest historic sites and attractions.