DESCRIPTION Looking for a dramatic location? Look no further than the magnificent Culzean Castle. Situated on a clifftop and looking out towards the Isle of Arran, this couldn’t be a more perfect place. The Armoury flaunts a spectacular space decorated in the Castle’s world famous collection of Flintoff pistols and swords. Nearby is the versatile
Hill of Tarvit
Hickory Weddings2020-01-06T00:17:50+00:00DESCRIPTION Designed by Scottish architect Sir Robert Lorimer, the Hill of Tarvit is a real showcase of Edwardian beauty. Only a short distance from St Andrews, this mansion has the most exquisite and elaborate French and Chippendale décor you have ever seen. The mansion itself hosts a magnificent Great Hall, adorned in warm oak panelling,
Mar Lodge
Hickory Weddings2020-01-06T00:24:02+00:00DESCRIPTION Set in 29,000 hectares of magnificent Scottish countryside in the Cairngorms National Park, Mar Lodge Estate is surrounded by ancient forests, wild rivers and rugged peaks. Built as a Victorian hunting lodge for the Duke and Duchess of Fife in 1895, it is an idyllic setting for Highland weddings. Civil, religious and humanist ceremonies
Haddo House
Hickory Weddings2020-01-06T00:16:12+00:00DESCRIPTION Located less than 20 miles outside Aberdeen, Haddo House is the perfect setting for weddings, private parties or corporate events. Haddo House was designed by William Adam in 1732 and built with entertaining in mind. Throughout its history it has welcomed royalty and other dignitaries and is widely recognised as one of Scotland’s grandest
Fyvie Castle
Hickory Weddings2020-01-06T00:14:01+00:00DESCRIPTION Dating from the 13th century, Fyvie Castle is a breathtaking vision of towers and turrets set in beautifully designed parkland and within easy reach of Aberdeen. Steeped in history, myth and legend, the castle is renowned for its lavish interiors, intricate ceilings and world-famous art collections, making it a fairy-tale setting for civil, religious and
Leith Hall
Hickory Weddings2020-01-06T00:22:18+00:00DESCRIPTION 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
House of Dun
Hickory Weddings2020-01-06T00:18:39+00:00DESCRIPTION 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
Drum Castle
Hickory Weddings2020-01-06T00:11:15+00:00DESCRIPTION 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
Crathes Castle
Hickory Weddings2020-01-05T23:47:15+00:00DESCRIPTION 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
Craigievar Castle
Hickory Weddings2020-01-05T23:46:26+00:00DESCRIPTION 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