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Glamis Castle may be an architectural marvel but it is in no way imposing.
The Castle may be an architectural marvel but is no way imposing. It is, in fact, best suited to small, intimate weddings for numbers up to approximately 40 guests
Step into the distant past of the 16th century vaulted chamber for the wedding ceremony then move to the elegant setting of the 17th Century Drawing Room for the drinks reception.
The Wedding Breakfast is held in the Dining Room. This is a masterpiece of Victorian splendour, with its magnificent oaken fireplace, stained-glass windows, gilt-framed portraits and astonishing ceiling. You and your guests will be gathered around the Strathmore table in one of the most intimate and wonderfully atmospheric settings imaginable.
We can cater for wedding parties of all sizes and staff will be more than happy to arrange any special detail of feature – from a piper to a full pipe band, from a horse-drawn carriage to a vintage Rolls Royce – that would make your wedding day complete.
The facility fee at Glamis is from £2500 - £6000 plus VAT with other costs depending on your choice of menu, wine, drinks, special floral decorations and additional details.
Hospitality and service are a Glamis tradition. Above all, our aim is to make every individual wedding that extra bit special ensuring that your wedding will weave itself into the Castle’s long history and the Castle’s history will weave itself into that most special day of your life.This amazing fairytale castle with its soaring turrets, atmospheric rooms, and remarkable gardens is a beautiful wedding location. As you and your guests make your way down the mile-long avenue to reach the castle in its beautiful Scottish parkland the sense of occasion will be immense.
Gala DinnersStaff entered the spirit of the occasion as they dressed up in final preparation for the forthcoming Peter Pan Play at Glamis.
Tickets are on sale now for events in the inaugural Angus & Dundee Roots Festival programme. This week-long festival, takes place from 6th - 13th September 2008.
The Pipers' Trail, an exciting musical extravaganza taking place this summer providing a piping and drumming journey the length and breadth of Scotland visited Glamis Castle today.
28 squadron RAF Benson visit Glamis on break from training excercise . Staff at Glamis noticed quite a lot of helicopters flying over the castle over a 3 week period.