Wedding venues in Scotland boast some stunning natural landscapes that provide the perfect backdrop for your special day. From Edinburgh, Glasgow to Aberdeen, find yours online using Bridebook's state of the art search engine! Read moreFrom loch side to castle wedding venues overlooking epic landscapes, if you are in search of a traditional Scottish wedding celebration steeped in natural beauty, look no further. The cities of Scotland are also home to some beautiful places to tie the knot. Have you ever thought of hosting your wedding at Edinburgh Castle? Well, you can! Find the Scottish venue of your dreams online through Bridebook!
Make your wedding a Royal wedding at the Royal Hotel in Stirling, with its prime location and elegant function rooms this venue is truly a magical one!
Forss House is perfect for an intimate wedding. The beautiful house, grounds and the river nearby are available for exclusive use for your special day.
Enjoy the complementary wedding planning service and the choice to hire the hotel for you and your guests exclusively. A truly romantic venue in a picturesque area of Scotland.
This beautiful hotel in the heart of Scotland offers weddings in the vicinity of the infamous Loch Ness and rolling hills which provide a stunning wedding backdrop!
Perfect venue for a small wedding in Selkirk. Ideal if looking for quieter venue with leisurely activity spots nearby. Only an hour away from Edinburgh.
What backdrop could be more perfect for a wedding than the stunning backdrop of the Strathearn Valley, Knock Castle promises you a stress free wedding day!
A lovely hotel that can cater for both intimate as well as larger wedding parties. A beautiful Scottish location in close proximity to scenic walks as well as delicious menus available to chose from.
A beautiful beachside hotel that can cater for an intimate wedding and celebration or a big lavish celebration for up to 250 people in a marquee or 100 people in the hotel's Firth Suite.
An ideal venue in the heart of Gretna, perfect for couples who wish to be married over the anvil of of the world-famous Blacksmith Shop - Scotland's first house.