Pollokshields, Central & Glasgow

Beautifully positioned amidst manicured grounds in Pollokshields, Central & Glasgow, Sherbrooke Castle is a historic...Read more castle venue rich with baronial beauty. The red sandstone exterior offers a phenomenal first impression of the building's timeless elegance. From there, you can explore the endless...

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Buchanan Castle Venue

Loch Lomond, Central & Glasgow

Buchanan Castle Venue is an estate wedding venue located in Drymen, Glasgow. Nestled amongst ancient woodlands by Loch...Read more Lomond, this historic venue was built on the site of the Buchanan Auld House and dates back to 1682. Featuring a 17th-century courtyard, a refurbished lounge and dining rooms, and...

Central & Glasgow Wedding Venues

Rich in Beauty and Culture

So you’ve decided to celebrate your special day in stunning Scotland, now it’s time to get planning. Choosing your venue can be tricky, but it’s safe to say that wherever you settle on is sure to be a beautiful spot for your celebration. Magnificent architecture nestled amongst lush green backdrops characterize Central & Glasgow, and act as a fairytale-like backdrop for your wedding album. With a rich culture and history, it comes as no surprise that the Scottish people have coined some of their own wedding traditions, and you can still practice these good-luck acts when you say “I do”.

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Whether you’re a Scotland native or traveling from afar for the event, you can take part in some of the country’s fun traditions. These are said to set you up for a lifetime of happiness with your newlywed. Although you can definitely commit to the trickier ones, these two are a good start:

Have your feet washed by an older married woman before you take to the aisle. Who wouldn’t want to sit back and relax for a few minutes before the madness of the day?

Warm your hearts and bless your marriage with a dram of whiskey from a ceremonial Quaich. Then, on to the champagne!