The spaces
Wedding ceremony and reception spaces in Perthshire
The estate at a glance
Everything within a lantern-lit walk
The house, garden and stable cottages sit together at the heart of the estate, with the loch and the Bothy a few minutes away along lit paths. Select a pin to jump to a space.
- The Great Hall
- The Walled Garden
- Loch-side Pavilion
- The Bothy
- Stable Courtyard
- Loch Cabins
- Gate Lodge
Ceremony, wedding breakfast & ceilidh
The Great Hall
A timber-vaulted Victorian hall with a minstrels' gallery, a log fire big enough to stand in and tall windows looking down the glen.
Built in 1868 for estate gatherings, the Great Hall is where most of our couples dine and dance. Long banqueting tables run beneath iron chandeliers, the gallery is made for a ceilidh band, and the stone floor has seen a century and a half of Strip the Willow. It is also our wet-weather ceremony room, so the plan never depends on the Perthshire sky.
Capacity
- Ceremony
- 140
- Dining
- 120
- Evening
- 200
- Minstrels' gallery for bands
- Open log fire
- Sprung dance floor
- Step-free access
Outdoor ceremonies from May to September
The Walled Garden
An acre of eighteenth-century walled garden, roses climbing the old brick, an arched gateway for your entrance and a lawn for drinks.
Our gardeners have restored the walls, the glasshouse and the long borders, and the David Austin roses along the south wall are at their best from late June. Ceremonies take place beneath the rose arch with your guests seated along the grass walk. Should the weather turn, everything moves to the Great Hall, set and ready, a two-minute walk away.
Capacity
- Ceremony
- 160
- Dining
- Not used for dining
- Evening
- 200
- Rose arch ceremony aisle
- Victorian glasshouse bar
- Lawn games & piper's walk
- Fairy-lit for evening
Glass, oak and water views
The Loch-side Pavilion
A glass-walled oak pavilion on the shore of the estate's private loch, with a deck that catches the last of the sun over the hills.
The Pavilion sits on the edge of Loch Balmoran, the estate's own small hill loch, with doors that fold right back in summer. It suits intimate weddings of up to ninety, sunset vows on the jetty and the kind of dinner where everyone can hear every speech. Lanterns along the shore path guide guests back to the house afterwards.
Capacity
- Ceremony
- 90
- Dining
- 80
- Evening
- 110
- Folding glass walls
- Jetty for sunset photographs
- Wood-burning stoves
- Lantern-lit shore path
Elopements & micro weddings
The Bothy
A restored stone bothy in the birch wood with a fire, a long oak table and room for your very closest people.
Once a shelter for the estate's stalkers, the Bothy is now our smallest and most romantic space. It is perfect for an elopement with two witnesses, a micro wedding of up to twenty-four, or a quiet morning-after breakfast with family. Couples often take their vows inside by candlelight in winter, or on the heather terrace outside in summer.
Capacity
- Ceremony
- 24
- Dining
- 20
- Evening
- 30
- Candlelit winter ceremonies
- Heather terrace
- Open fire & long table
- Woodland setting
Quick reference
Capacities at a glance
Maximum guest numbers for each space. Exclusive use of the whole estate takes up to 200 evening guests.
| Space | Ceremony | Dining | Evening | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| The Great Hall | 140 | 120 | 200 | Ceilidhs and long-table banquets |
| The Walled Garden | 160 | Drinks and canapés only | 200 | Summer humanist and civil ceremonies |
| The Loch-side Pavilion | 90 | 80 | 110 | Intimate weddings and sunset vows |
| The Bothy | 24 | 20 | 30 | Elopements and weekday weddings |
Picture it with your people in it
Come and walk the estate. Private viewings run Wednesday to Sunday, with open evenings every spring and autumn.