Hickory Wedding Venues

DESCRIPTION Sitting in Aberdeenshire’s rolling countryside, Leith Hall combines the wonderfully lived-in feel and the historical treasures of a beloved family home, with spiral cut lawns and herbaceous borders that provide the perfect surroundings for the most special of occasions. The Music Room, complete with working grand piano, can accommodate ceremonies of up to 40

DESCRIPTION The Georgian House of Dun is neighbour to some of the most picturesque and unspoilt beaches in Scotland, as well as offering stunning views of the Montrose Basin. Surrounded by Victorian gardens and woodlands, the design of the house was inspired by the Chateau d’Issy, near Paris, and exhibits an opulent European flavour. Perfect

DESCRIPTION Drum Castle, on the periphery of Royal Deeside, combines Jacobean and Victorian opulence with medieval history in a characterful and dramatic location. A former stronghold and hunting lodge, it is one of the oldest tower houses in Scotland, and was home to the Irvine family for over 650 years. Civil, religious or humanist wedding

DESCRIPTION This enchanting 16th century tower house, complete with turrets, towers and winding staircases, is surrounded by ancient sculpted yew trees and gardens rich in colours and fragrance. The ancient Horn of Leys hangs above the stone fireplace in the Great Hall, itself a room testament to Scottish history, myth and legend. With its high

DESCRIPTION If you’re looking for a venue that combines striking scenery with a family feel, Craigievar Castle may be the place for you. Considered by many to be the “most loved castle in Scotland”, this magical rose-pink building nestling in the foothills of the Grampian Mountains has been a National Trust property for over 50

DESCRIPTION With a tree-lined avenue up to the entrance and the secluded walled garden, this castle can offer the fairytale wedding you have always dreamed of, only 16 miles from Aberdeen. The Great Hall, seating up to 100 people, benefits from beautiful natural lighting through its three large south-facing windows, and provides suitable grandeur for

DESCRIPTION A 16th century castle on the Moray Firth, Brodie Castle is a striking building with a rich history. Converted to the Scots Baronial style in 1824, it is renowned for its array of fine antiques, intricately painted ceilings and incredible art collection. It is set in 71 acres of parkland, and its landscaped gardens, woodland

DESCRIPTION Cockenzie House is a stunning 17th Century Manager’s House, a hidden treasure, behind a historic clinker wall in the centre of Cockenzie. Only a stone’s throw from the shores of the Firth of Forth and the John Muir Way, it is situated in the heart of East Lothian’s world famous golf courses. Accessible from

DESCRIPTION Loretto School, Scotland’s oldest boarding school is located just outside Edinburgh in the scenic East Lothian town of Musselburgh. This unique and historic venue is set in 85 acres of leafy campus and beautifully presented gardens. From a romantic ceremony in the stunning chapel to an intimate wedding breakfast in the elegant Pinkie House,

DESCRIPTION The Merchants’ Hall is the head-quarters of one of Edinburgh’s oldest and most prestigious business organisations – The Company of Merchants of the City of Edinburgh – and until recently it was used exclusively by their Members. This beautiful A-listed building is now available to hire for any occasion from weddings and dances to