Standing proudly on Atholl Estates, in the heart of Highland Perthshire, Blair Castle is the perfect fairytale wedding venue with one of the most spectacular ballrooms and Georgian state rooms in the country.
Blair Castle & Gardens offers a fascinating range of historic interiors, contemporary spaces and spectacular gardens providing an ideal venue for your memorable occasion.
Whether you’re planning a civil or religious ceremony, a large wedding or intimate gathering, Blair Castle & Gardens has the perfect room or space for you. From the intimate historic Library to the State Dining Room, the grand Scots-Baronial Victorian Ballroom to the impressive gardens, our rooms and outdoor spaces allow you to design a wedding that is memorable for your family and guests.
Covering 2,500 acres of the estate, the landscaped gardens were established in the 18th century creating beautiful and tranquil surroundings to compliment the castle, perfect for your wedding photography.
If you’re looking to have your wedding outdoors or a combination of romantic interiors and spectacular gardens, Blair Castle’s Gardens and Grounds provide the perfect venue for you, and your guests, to take in the stunning backdrop of the Highlands.
For a more intimate wedding in a memorable venue, Atholl Estates offers beautiful Highland Lodges set in breath-taking countryside. Each offers extensive garden space with incredible views across Perthshire. Our lodges sleep up to 18 guests, with a capacity for fifty guests with the addition of a marquee.
The team at Blair Castle & Gardens work with trusted local suppliers who will help to make your day that little bit more special. Whether you’re looking for a recommendation for caterers, accommodation, kilt hire, wedding cars, coaches, florists, entertainment or a piper to welcome your guests, we’d be happy to put you in touch with the best people.
Photo Credits:
– Castle – photo credit: Fille Roelants Photography
– Ballroom ceremony – photo credit: Leanne Heron Photography
– Hercules garden – photo credit: Stevie Weir Photography
– Banvie burn bridge – photo credit: Fille Roelants Photography
– Piper – photo credit: Stevie Weir Photography
– Dancing in Ballroom – photo credit: Leanne Heron Photography