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£1,000 - £5,500 for Venue Hire
Up to 250
33 Bedrooms
Exclusive Use
Wedding Licence
Description
Description
Seventy people – yes 70! – can stay on the Fingask estate in our fully equipped self catering cottages and luxury potting sheds by the walled garden. BIG GATHERINGS can eat dance and party in our spectacular pavilion, while small parties can and do enjoy being inside the historic castle. Fingask is in a private glen, happily situated in the heart of Scotland, 5 minutes off the A90 dual carriageway, half way between Perth & Dundee, an hour from Edinburgh, and Glasgow, and a tad more from Aberdeen and Inverness - 20 minutes drive from Dundee airport.
Personal Message from the Manager
Name of Wedding Contact: Ross
Hello Happy Couples - here at Fingask Castle, our team love nothing more than to show you around the beautiful castle and grounds, a magical place for wedding days and the days before and after. If interested please get in touch so we can arrange to do this and hear a little more about your love story too!
Experience
Year Business Was Established
1999
No. of Weddings Hosted
More than 50
Public Liability Insurance
Yes
No. of People In Team
5
Overview of Fingask Castle
Wedding Venue Type
Castle
Wedding Venue Capacity
Dining Capacity
250
Reception Capacity
300
Wedding Venue Accommodation
No. of Bedrooms
33
Sleeps No. of People
70
Bridal Suite
Honeymoon Suite
Wedding Ceremony & Reception
Church Within Walking Distance
Sound System Available
Fireworks Permitted
Wedding Licence
Dancefloor Available
Outdoor Ceremony Available
Confetti Permitted
Wedding Venue Details
Open Flame Permitted
Water View
Landscaped Gardens
Exclusive Use
Marquee Permitted
Bridal Changing Facilities
Pet Friendly
Disabled Access
Grade I/II Listed Building
On-Site Parking
Outdoor Reception Space
In-House Wedding Coordinator
Wedding Catering
External Catering Permitted
Corkage Charge for Own Alcohol
Asian Catering
In-House Wine List
Halal Catering
Alcohol Licence
Kosher Catering
Vegan Catering
Bar
Cultural Specialists
Other
Jewish Wedding Specialist
Muslim Wedding Specialist
Asian Wedding Specialist
Pricing for Fingask Castle
Pricing for Fingask Castle
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FAQs
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Describe the best wedding that happened at Fingask Castle?
Every wedding is special in its own way. Whether there are 2 or 200 guests, whether it's sunny or snowing we love looking after all our couples.
What’s your favourite personal touch you’ve seen at a wedding?
Wedding rings delivered down the aisle by an owl!
Describe Fingask Castle in 5 adjectives
Stunning, Wild, Wonderful, Romantic and Historic.
Where’s the best photo spot at Fingask Castle?
There are so many beautiful areas inside the castle, around the gardens and across the wider estate, it's impossible to choose just one. We have acres of wooded areas filled with beautiful old redwood trees and meandering pathways. The Kings Walk is a centuries old row of trees that channels the length of the Castle lawn. We have fountains, springs, waterfalls and wishing wells. Our surrealist garden is filled with statues, marble orbs and not to mention our famous topiary. Your photographer will be spoiled for choice!
Have you had any celebrity guest or wedding at Fingask Castle?
Bonnie Prince Charlie is said to have stayed in the castle.
What is Fingask Castle most unique feature?
Fingask is home to Scotland’s surrealist garden: spectacular topiary staggers across the lawn bumping into stone globes, marble balls, statues and a figure of Alice (in Wonderland). Other literary and historical characters are scattered among the pleasure gardens first laid out in the 17th c. Both Bonnie Prince Charlie and his father are said to have approached the castle up the long yew avenue, known as the King’s Walk.
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