Barcaldine Castle Wedding Ceremony

Getting Married in Scotland is Easy With Barcaldine Castle

Barcaldine Castle is the perfect setting for small, intimate weddings and is firmly established as one of the foremost venues for the celebration of marriage on the West Coast of Scotland.

Have your castle wedding ceremony conducted in the Great Hall by the open log fire, or by the sundial in the garden, weather permitting.

It suits some couples to ‘slip away’ to the tranquility of Barcaldine Castle and marry quietly, enjoying a bottle of champagne by the fire and photo opportunities in the area followed by a party with friends and family at a later date.

The maximum number of guests we can seat for a wedding ceremony in the castle is 36.

Wedding packages for the ceremony & facility fees range from £900 to £5,940 and include VAT. Rates are quoted individually and vary according to the number of people in the party, the time of year and duration of stay etc. A full written quotation is given once we have established your preferences.

Ceremonies Conducted by a Registrar

The Registrar charges £489.40-£659.05 to conduct a wedding at Barcaldine Castle. A minimum of 6-8 weeks notice is recommended. The Registrar is booked and paid separately by the couple and can be contacted on 01546 605521 (Option 7) or  e mail: Nicola.Sturley@argyll-bute.gov.uk

Ceremonies Conducted by a Local Minister

The local Minister makes no charge but a donation to the local churches is welcome and you also need to pay to have the marriage registered. Please enquire here for more

Ceremonies Conducted by a Humanist Society Scotland Registered Celebrant

For a Humanist Society Scotland Registered Celebrant to conduct your special and personal ceremony, please contact Gail Brack | https://www.gailbrackhumanistcelebrant.scot/ | 07701032349

Getting Married in Scotland – Visitors

Please note if you are coming to Scotland to be married and you are subject to immigration control, you should check with your local authorities as you may require a marriage visa – this is not something the local Registrar will require to see but on entering the UK you may be asked for this.

A Non-statutory Ceremony

Also available is a non-statutory ceremony or a re-dedication of marriage vows, this is an alternative to the legal wedding ceremony and allows the couple to get the best of both worlds

Take a look at our reception packages to complete your day.