Wedding venue help! Scotland

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Can anyone recommend any nice places to get married in Scotland?
Not for a massive wedding thinking around 40 guests. I feel like I'm hitting a brick wall trying to pick somewhere. All the hotels locally have been done to death and I want something a bit different. Stay in central Scotland but happy to travel! (As are our guests) thanks!

We got married at Ardoe House Hotel. Stunning place. Great staff. The grounds are amazing. And they do a pretty good deal for weddings. We had a winter one. But they were very accommodating for all the changes that go along with any wedding.

There are no hotels on Incolm, op but it is beautiful.
It's a ruined monastery?, lots of birds and wonderful views up and down the Firth of Forth.

No its a ruins but the chapel is still intact

www.maidoftheforth.co.uk/inchcolm-weddings

This place is lovely - behind Bathgate in the back road to Linlithgow

thevu.co.uk/

Sweetheart Abbey is stunning but you need good weather which, of course, we can't even guarantee.

Dumfries House & Auchinleck Estate and gorgeous.

Crear is beautiful
Second taypark house, house for an art lover
The cow shed in crail.

Dalhousie Castle just outside Edinburgh

Tullibole Castle crook of Devon also lovely

Agree with Dalhousie Castle in Bonnyrigg. I got married there and it’s beautiful.

The cowshed in crail is stunning, as is errol park, Been to weddings at both ad tgey were great!

Comrie Croft

New lanark the roof garden is stunning

we got married on the banks of Loch Awe - STUNNING... piper walking us down from the hotel : www.ardanaiseig.com/ (sorry no good at links!) And the Ardanaiseig is considered to be one of the 'most romantic hotels in Scotland' - it was all perfect... we had lunch on the steamer on the loch after the ceremony - but the hotel can host a 'proper' wedding breakfast...

Funny how we won't give the name of our cats/DC's as it's 'outing' but a few of us will say where we got married

we Visited here when we were in Applecross and I have always thought that it would be an amazing place for a wedding
www.applecrossgarden.co.uk

A Facebook friend got married at Fernie Castle in Fife - somewhere near St Andrews I think. It looked lovely.

@TerribleTwosPhase What do you mean by different? I'm a bridal consultant in Glasgow so hear about just about every venue in Central Scotland What are your personalitys like? Do you like barn/castle/modern?

I was a bit fed up of hearing "Lochside" or "Glenskirlie" when I asked brides where they were getting married (both gorgeous but very popular) so we're getting married at 29 Royal Exchange Square in the city centre.

Thanks everyone, still trying to have a look at them all
@LittleBlonde27 I know, the Lochside is lovely, but I went to 4 weddings there last year!
I was a bridesmaid at a wedding in the lodge on Loch Goil. That was lovely and a bit different! But obviously I wouldn't use it now

Were open to all sorts of ideas, to be honest we haven't a clue what sort of day we would like, other than it will be quite small. I think we'll just need to start actually going to visit places.

Ooh Sloans is nice and intimate and also quite different.

www.sloansglasgow.com/

You should really really see Fingask, it’s impossible to appreciate in a photo!!

I've been to weddings in both Hospitalfield House in Arbroath and Rose Function Suite in Broughty Ferry, both a bit different (most weddings I'm invited to seem to be in hotels nowadays) but both were really lovely.

Oh yes, Hospitalfield is stunning!

Inchyra, near Perth.

We went to a small wedding at Eilean Donan Castle, Kyle of Lochalsh and then a meal at the Seafood Restaurant which is on a railway platform. We all stayed for 2 nights across the road from the castle. Best wedding I have been to.

West Brewery at Glasgow Green - I was at an amazing wedding there