Scotland Wedding Packages & Destination Weddings
Scotland’s Most Breathtaking Backdrops, Beautifully Planned
At Louize Hollywood Weddings, we design weddings that honour everything Scotland has to offer – from intimate elopements in wild, secluded locations to grand, multi-day celebrations hosted in iconic estates and historic venues.
Whether you are drawn to the raw beauty of the Highlands or the grandeur of a castle celebration shared with your guests, Louize brings the same level of luxury, care, and discretion to every experience.
We handle every detail:
From sourcing exclusive-use venues and hand-selecting local artisans, to navigating weather plans, Highland logistics, and legal requirements. You simply arrive, take in the view, and say your vows surrounded by Scotland’s soul-stirring beauty.
Scotland provides the perfect stage for a wedding experience that is both unforgettable and deeply personal.
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Loch na Bo Estate
Tucked away in the Scottish Highlands, Loch na Bo is a private 800+-acre estate offering an enchanting backdrop for weddings of all kinds. With exclusive access to the house, grounds, loch, and forest, couples have the freedom to design a celebration that feels both personal and unforgettable. Whether it’s an intimate elopement or a marquee weekend with 150 guests, Loch na Bo blends natural beauty, history, and seclusion in a way that’s hard to match.
Dundas Castle
Edinburgh
Dundas Castle is an exclusive use venue situated within its own private 500-acre estate, 30 minutes from Edinburgh city centre and 15 minutes from the airport. Access is a breeze, and it is ideal for a destination wedding. We have been helping couples to get married for over 26 years, and have a wealth of experience.
With a variety of options for a wedding ceremony; both inside and outside, Dundas has something to suit most couples. Following the day of celebration, a good night sleep can be enjoyed in our 19 bedrooms, for up to 37 adults.
With traditional décor, the rooms within the Main House are timeless. The Auld Keep, built in 1416, is an ancient monument and authentic Scottish Castle. The Pavilion Marquee is the perfect pace for a good party for up to 180 guests. Dundas is surrounded by rolling lawns, majestic trees and beautiful herbaceous borders; all to be enjoyed and happy memories made.
Rosebery House
Gorebridge
Midlothian
Nestled among rolling countryside just a short distance from Edinburgh, Rosebery House is a refined Georgian mansion offering an atmosphere of timeless elegance. The house’s beautifully restored interiors, characterful period details, and peaceful rural setting create an exceptional backdrop for intimate gatherings, private celebrations, and luxury retreats.
Surrounded by mature gardens, manicured lawns, and historic woodland, Rosebery House blends the charm of a family estate with the sophistication of a private country residence. Available for exclusive hire, it provides a serene and stylish setting where guests can relax, celebrate, and enjoy the privacy of this much-loved historic home.
Rosebery Steading
Gorebridge
Midlothian
Adjacent to Rosebery House lies Rosebery Steading, a remarkable 19th-century steading that has been meticulously transformed into one of Scotland’s most distinctive rural venues. Combining traditional stone architecture with contemporary design, the Steading features a series of beautifully restored barns, courtyards, and gathering spaces ideal for weddings, corporate events, and celebrations of all sizes.
Surrounded by open countryside, Rosebery Steading offers a warm, welcoming atmosphere with modern comforts and flexibility for creative event design. Its harmonious blend of rustic character and sophisticated style makes it a versatile destination for unforgettable occasions.
The Walled Garden
Dalmeny Estate
South Queensferry
Hidden within the Dalmeny Estate lies the historic Walled Garden, a tranquil sanctuary once used to cultivate fruit, vegetables, and flowers for Dalmeny House. Carefully restored, the garden now provides a peaceful retreat where guests can wander among seasonal blooms, heritage plantings, and sheltered pathways.
New for 2025, the Walled Garden is a stunning private venue for weddings and events, offering a unique blend of Scottish history and natural beauty. This exceptional event space has been thoughtfully designed to provide a gorgeous backdrop for a wide range of occasions.
Barnbougle Castle
Rosebery Estates
South Queensferry
Barnbougle Castle is a 13th-century masterpiece nestled on the Dalmeny Estate near Edinburgh. First opened to the public in 2019, this distinguished Scottish castle offers an enchanting setting for weddings and celebrations.
Once the private study and entertaining space of the 5th Earl of Rosebery, a former Prime Minister, Barnbougle is steeped in history and grandeur. With its crow-stepped gables, soaring turret, and sweeping views across the Firth of Forth, the castle combines characterful period features with breathtaking natural surroundings. Guests can enjoy stately reception rooms, a secluded beach, and woodland walks within 2,000 acres of private parkland.
Whether hosting a lavish gathering or an intimate ceremony, Barnbougle Castle provides a truly unforgettable backdrop, with every detail carefully curated by the expert events team.
Dumfries House
Cumnock
Ayrshire
The Dumfries House Estate in Ayrshire, southwest Scotland, is an 18th-century stately home and headquarters of The King’s Foundation, a charity founded by His Majesty King Charles III. Dumfries House as a wedding venue is astonishingly versatile: be it a small intimate and discrete gathering or a full-scale grand wedding, the estate has the accommodation and the resources to deliver a whole range of wedding styles.
Errol Park
Errol
Perthshire
Errol Park is one of Scotland’s hidden treasures, a family home, its heritage and charm have been lovingly preserved. The first glimpse of the mansion house is quite spectacular, the historical facade is immaculate and brims with character.
Step inside and discover lavish furnishings, incredible art collections and historic keepsakes. The selection of beautiful reception rooms are ideal for intimate ceremonies surrounded by family and friends, with generous space for celebrating and mingling. Each room has its own unique character and oozes style, with hypnotic views over the River Tay and Perthshire hills. The grand staircase is a dramatic and stunning setting to exchange vows and is bound to set your photographer’s heart racing. The ambiance is the perfect balance of grandeur and elegance, both regal and relaxed.
The rustic Stables host up to 200 guests seated. The circular design and layout is perfect for fine-dining or a sumptuous buffet and there’s ample space for entertainment and dancing. The picturesque courtyard is a lovely spot to enjoy a glass or two of fizz in the fresh evening air.
Loch na Bo Estate
Elgin
Moray
Tucked away in the Scottish Highlands, Loch na Bo is a private 800+-acre estate offering an enchanting backdrop for weddings of all kinds. With exclusive access to the house, grounds, loch, and forest, couples have the freedom to design a celebration that feels both personal and unforgettable. Whether it’s an intimate elopement or a marquee weekend with 150 guests, Loch na Bo blends natural beauty, history, and seclusion in a way that’s hard to match.
Auchen Castle
Dumfriesshire
For when you’ve found that special person in life — the one that you want to hold onto — there’s Auchen Castle, the Original Scottish Fairytale Castle. Hidden away in the Moffat hills, in the heart of Rabbie Burns country, gilded staircases and fairytale gardens await you at our unique wedding venue. Once you step inside, you’ll appreciate why Auchen Castle is so special.
Gather all the people you hold dear to celebrate your love in the most enchanting way, or say an ‘I do’ just for two, and create unforgettable memories that will last a lifetime. Whisper sweet nothings, toast the whirlwind that is your wedding day and bed down beneath the turrets.
Kilmartin Castle
Kilmartin Glen
Argyll & Bute
Kilmartin Castle in Scotland is a stunning and intimate spot for couples looking to tie the knot in a truly unforgettable way. This beautifully restored 16th-century castle, set in the vibrant Kilmartin Glen on the breathtaking west coast of Argyll, is ideal for micro weddings and elopements with up to 20 guests. With its unique blend of medieval charm and modern flair, the castle features five stylish en-suite bedrooms, a cosy whisky snug, and a candlelit dining room with original stone walls. Plus, you’ll have exclusive use of the castle, its organic kitchen garden, landscaped grounds, and even a natural swimming pool!
Throughout the year, Kilmartin Castle is a warm and welcoming retreat, with underfloor heating keeping things toasty even on the chilliest Scottish days. You’ll be surrounded by one of Scotland’s richest prehistoric landscapes, with over 350 ancient monuments nearby, including standing stones and burial cairns. Explore the Kilmartin Museum, venture to ancient stone circles, and check out the dramatic Dunadd Fort—all steeped in history and natural beauty.
We’ve got you covered with awesome experiences also! Treat yourself to a private chef for an unforgettable foodie experience. Get adventurous with wild swimming with Dan or join Heather for a foraging walk that wraps up with a delicious picnic. Don’t skip the half-day charter boat trip aboard the beautifully restored antique wooden Sgarbh with Captain Ross—it’s a total must! You can also take a guided Kilmartin Glen walk with an archaeologist, featuring a hands-on object-handling session that’s perfect for both adults and kids. And for a tasty treat, be sure to grab brunch at Lucy’s café! With all these exciting activities and the gorgeous backdrop of wild beaches in Knapdale, Kilmartin Castle is the ultimate place for a fun and memorable Scottish wedding experience.
Winton Castle
East Lothian
Winton Castle is a private Scottish Renaissance castle set in the East Lothian countryside, around 15 miles from Edinburgh city centre. Booked for exclusive use, the castle and its gardens are reserved for your wedding, and Winton limits the number of weddings it hosts each year.
Ceremonies can take place in the Drawing Room or Dining Room, or outdoors in the Walled Garden and terraced gardens overlooking Sir David’s Loch. Dinner can be served for up to 130 guests indoors, with marquee options for celebrations of up to 250.
The castle sleeps 20 guests in ten bedrooms, with three estate houses sleeping a further 34, so your closest family and friends can stay together for the whole weekend.
Castle Of Mey
Thurso
Caithness
The Castle of Mey was the much-loved residence of Queen Elizabeth The Queen Mother from 1952 until 1996, when it was gifted by Her Majesty with an endowment to The Queen Elizabeth Castle of Mey Trust. Now a five-star visitor attraction which regularly welcomes tens of thousands of visitors each year.
This former granary building has now been developed into luxury bed and breakfast accommodation, a conference centre and a wedding venue.
Carrick Castle
Lochgoilhead
Argyll and Bute
It is all about location when getting married in Scotland, and Carrick Castle Estate has got that covered. Surrounded by lochs and hills your photos will be exquisite. The luxury lodge, rustic barn and castle-like Craigard are perfect for small and intimate weddings or large celebrations to suit your vision. The DIY style means you can choose each and every aspect of your day. Choose to get married with a view, on Scotland’s West Coast.
Borthwick Castle
North Middleton
Midlothian
Borthwick Castle is a 600-year-old medieval castle in the rolling hills of Midlothian, just 30 minutes from Edinburgh. Booked for exclusive use, the whole castle and its grounds are yours for the celebration.
Stone-vaulted ceilings, roaring fires and spiral staircases give every room real atmosphere. Ceremonies can be held in the Garrison, the Great Hall, the Stateroom or the nearby Borthwick Church, for up to 85 guests.
The castle sleeps up to 28 guests, with nearby cottages for the rest of your party, making it a wonderful choice for an intimate wedding with a true sense of history.
Dalhousie Castle
Bonnyrigg
Midlothian
Dalhousie Castle is a thirteenth-century castle near Bonnyrigg, around eight miles from Edinburgh, set in eleven acres of parkland and woodland beside the River Esk.
Its private chapel welcomes up to 75 guests for the ceremony, and the Ramsay Room seats up to 85 for dinner, so the whole day can take place under one roof. Exclusive use of the castle and grounds is also available for couples who want the venue to themselves.
With bedrooms in the castle and lodge accommodation, Dalhousie keeps your ceremony, celebration and stay closely connected, which makes life easy for guests travelling from abroad.
Thirlestane Castle
Lauder
Scottish Borders
Thirlestane Castle is a sixteenth-century castle in Lauder, in the heart of the Scottish Borders. Its grand State Rooms, Rose Garden, Vaulted Cellars and Cobbled Courtyard give each part of your celebration its own setting.
Ceremonies can be held indoors for up to 100 guests, with dinner for up to 150 across two State Rooms, and marquees or stretch tents on the estate for larger celebrations. Exclusive use, elopements and ceremony-and-drinks options are all available.
Five suites in the castle sleep up to 16, with woodland lodges for up to 20 more guests, so your wedding can become a relaxed stay with family and friends.
Glenapp Castle
Ballantrae
South Ayrshire
Glenapp Castle is a five-star Relais & Châteaux castle within 110 acres of private estate and woodland on the Ayrshire coast, with sweeping views towards Ailsa Craig and the Isle of Arran.
Ceremonies can take place in the library, the drawing room or the gardens, with up to 70 guests indoors and up to 250 in a marquee. Renowned for its dining and service, Glenapp suits everything from an elopement to a full exclusive-use celebration.
The castle sleeps up to 44 guests, with cottages nearby for more, making it a truly secluded setting for a wedding weekend by the sea.
Glencoe
Scotland
Glencoe lies in a steep-sided valley in the Scottish Highlands.
Glencoe is a picturesque backdrop to your perfect Scottish wedding. Whether it is a small elopement or larger wedding in one of the beautiful venues in the surrounding area, Glencoe speaks for itself with breath taking views and majestic scenery.
St Andrews
Scotland
In addition to being famous as the `Home of Golf` St Andrews is also hugely popular as an amazing wedding destination. Nestled on the East Coast of Scotland overlooking the North Sea. It’s beautiful scenery and wedding venues makes the perfect choice for your big day. This historic and vibrant town is the perfect setting for all weddings, allowing couples to create wonderful memories that will last a lifetime.
Isle of Skye
Scotland
The Isle of Skye is a breathtaking setting for a wedding or elopement, offering wild romance at every turn. With its dramatic mountains, misty moors, and rugged coastline, the island feels both intimate and other-worldly. This is perfect for couples seeking a meaningful, nature-filled celebration.
Whether exchanging vows beneath the towering peaks of the Cuillins, beside a hidden loch, or against the fairytale backdrop of the Fairy Glen, Skye provides an unforgettable blend of beauty, tranquillity, and adventure that makes every moment feel timeless.
St Anthony’s Chapel Ruins sits above Holyrood Park, with sweeping views of Arthur’s Seat and the city below. The weathered stone walls and open sky give it a quietly romantic, almost timeless feel. It’s a place where vows can feel private, with history and nature as a backdrop, perfect for an intimate and memorable elopement.
Italian Destination Weddings
Dreaming of la dolce vita on your wedding day?
Let Louize Hollywood Weddings plan your perfect celebration in Italy – from romantic lakeside vows to candlelit feasts in Italian Alps, amore is just a heartbeat away.
With guaranteed sunshine, breathtaking backdrops, exquisite local food and wine, and a truly unforgettable atmosphere, getting married in Italy offers a level of romance and elegance that can’t be matched. Why settle for ordinary when you can have extraordinario?
