Wedding Venues in Scotland

It is difficult to imagine a more romantic setting for your wedding than a 17th century house set in a sheltered walled garden. However, Innes is not just a stunning venue which you and your guests will never forget, but also offers a wholly flexible programme to enable you to plan your day exactly as you would like.

Every wedding is unique and tailor-made for each couple. You may hold the ceremony here in the garden or in one of the two beautiful reception rooms. After the service your guests can wander round the gardens whilst you have your photographs taken in these tranquil, romantic surroundings.

The reception and dinner may be held in the East Dining Room or larger parties can be held in our marquee extension which covers a walled garden complete with a summer house for the bar and a fountain around which the tables are set. After dinner you may enjoy dancing or other entertainment and then drive away down the tree lined avenue and look back on a magnificent floodlit house.

Alternatively, you and some of your guests may stay the night in one of our splendidly appointed bedrooms and leave after a leisurely breakfast the next morning.

"A huge thank you for making our wedding day the most wonderful and special day of our lives, the warmth of our reception , the professionalism of the staff and the fun that we had throughout the whole day reflects the uniqueness of Innes House"

"We cannot thank you enough for so successfully making our wedding day wonderfully special for us. Not simply in the beauty of your house, but for the personal care and attention, as our hostess. There is no better way for us to have our most memorable day celebrated."

Innes is also available for you to spend your wedding night or for accommodation for any friends or family coming from other parts of the country. The East Wing provides six lavishly decorated double rooms and one single each with their own bathroom and direct dial telephone. A full Scottish breakfast is included in the price.

Innes House from the West – From Inverness. Follow the signs to the A96 for Nairn and Aberdeen. Go through Elgin on the A96 following signs for Aberdeen. Shortly after leaving the built up area, there is hatching on the road for a right turn to ‘Moss of Barmuckity’. Do not turn right but instead take a small left turn for ‘Elginshill’ which is just after the hatching ends. Follow this road straight over a cross roads, follow the road to a T-junction where you turn left (signed Innes House). Go straight across the next cross-roads and you are on the drive. Keep going for about a mile and follow signs to the car park. (this route to the house is via a narrow back road)

OR (Best route for Buses or for a better road)

Innes House from the West – From Inverness. Follow the signs to the A96 for Nairn and Aberdeen. Go through Elgin on the A96 following signs for Aberdeen. Approx. 5 minutes from leaving Elgin look for the sign on your right, turning on the left for the B9103 to Lossiemouth. Turn left and follow this road for approx. 2/3 miles - look for a sign on your left, turning on the right for HGV training centre (Leuchars House). You will have gone too far on this road if there is a field of aerials (RAF) on your right! Once you have turned off to the HGV training centre follow the road for about 1 mile DO NOT turn off to the HGV training centre – next landmark is a small cul de sac of ex military houses on your left – pass them and
you enter a small wooden area where you will come across a small crossroads, take the turn to the left and follow the long sweeping drive up to the House.

Innes House from the East – From Aberdeen head for A96 Elgin / Inverness road. Follow the signs for Elgin on the A96 at the Lhanbryde roundabout where you turn into the village. Go into the village and just before the end of the built up area turn right onto ‘Burnside Road’. Stay on this road for about 3 miles when you will get to a T-junction. Turn left (signed Innes House). Go straight across the next cross-roads and you are on the drive. Keep going for about a mile and follow signs to the car park.

From Edinburgh Take the road to Perth over the Forth Road Bridge. At Perth take the A9 to Aviemore. Just past Aviemore turn right onto A95 to Grantown on Spey. About 3 miles from this turn off, turn left on B9153 to Carrbridge. Go through Carrbridge and at the end of the village turn right on A938 to Dulnain Bridge. Carry on for about 2 miles and then turn right on B9007 to Forres. Go over the moor and eventually, after about 15 miles you will come to a very steep hill with a very narrow bridge at the bottom of the gorge (Known as Randolph’s leap). Once you have climbed out of the gorge you will come to a T junction. Turn left onto A940 to Forres. In Forres follow signs to A96. Turn right onto A96 to Elgin and follow directions above when you reach Elgin.

Please note if using a Navigation system this may bring you down our East Drive which is not our main drive to the house

Late Availability Dates

Booking fee discount for any Weddings booked on the following dates we can only take two more bookings from the dates available as we only take 12 weekend bookings during the summer months.
16-Jun-12	07-Jul-12	08-Sep-12
22-Sep-12	29-Sep-12	13-Oct-12

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Additional dates are also available, for more information please contact the venue via the following form.

*All the above dates are subject to availability, and the respective venue's terms & conditions