To ask where you got married in scotland?

[pennygirl26]

I feel im stealing other peoples ideas but here goes. I would love to find ou where you got married to have a look at venues and areas? I have posted before but i have to change alot of plans.

I got married here on the banks of Loch Lomond, stunning!

Cromlix house near dunblane (before Andy Murray bought it). Lovely venue.

I got married in the church at Luss and had our reception at Cameron House.

It was so good words can't really explain it!

Stirling registry office - well it's where I used to live!

Smiths at Gretna green x

Bunchrew house hotel in Inverness. Pretty, old mansion house, lovely gardens on the banks of the Beauly firth. Very romantic setting.

bunchrewhousehotel.com

New Lanark its a world heritage sight.

Haddo house chapel. Its a national trust property in aberdeenshire. Gardens are beautiful.

Another one at the Blacksmiths in Gretna. I had been worried it might feel a little tacky but it was really romantic!

Dunblane Cathedral.

Ceremony at my family church in Perth, then reception at Huntingtower Hotel

We got married in Edinburgh registry office and we stayed at Prestonfield hotel, which was wonderful. I think Preston field also host weddings. It is a magical place to stay, please look at their website.

Could I suggest the Scottish Wedding Magazine (at least that's what I remember it to be called). It has loads information on Scottish wedding venues (and suppliers etc).

I have been to weddings at both of these venues and they were lovely. You're really spoilt for choice in Scotland.

www.strath.ac.uk/rescat/rosspriory/weddingsatrosspriorylochlomond/

oxenfoord.co.uk

Gretna Green of course!

I didn't get married in Scotland, but have attended many. Mainly in Ayrshire - check out Loch Green, the Piersland Hotel in Troon, Brig O'Doon Hotel in Alloway. Lots and lots of lovely places!

I got married at Balgonie Castle in Fife. It has a beautiful 14th century chapel which is lit with candles and looks like a fairytale. The laird and lady are lovely and very welcoming, the castle is their home and they restored the main tower and chapel themselves over many years.

It is also very, very good value, we paid less than £1000 for the wedding and drinks reception in the courtyard.

Good luck with your big day!

We were married at Comlongon Castle in Dumfries. nearly a decade ago. We only had 14 guests, but it was really lovely. The steps up to the tower where the ceremony was weren't all that popular with the elderlies though!

We also considered www.dalhousiecastle.co.uk/index.php/home/ but we didn't like the setting and we couldn't use the gorgeous chapel for our civil ceremony.

Our local registry office - which just happens to be on the corner of the Royal Mile :)

My sis got married in a lovely church on the banks of loch inch in the highlands followed by a reception in a local village hall with an honesty bar, and a catering company . It was fab! ( possibly more authentic as it started snowing coming out of the church)

Also saw another lovely wedding at Brodie castle which is national trust but has a chapel in the grounds.

I went to a wedding at Dalhousie last year, it's very local to us and lovely.

Perth. Church and then hotel round the corner.

Any particular region of interest op?

Another Cromlix House pre Andy Murray.

I have been back since and while the renovation is amazing I just don't love it as much.

Exactly the same as milkpudding, Edinburgh registry office then Prestonfield. Would highly recommend!