Irish Wedding News
25/02/2013
The event is taking place from 11:00 to 4:00 pm and will showcase the five beautiful venues on offer, from the 12th century St Margaret’s Chapel, the oldest building in Edinburgh, to the elegant Queen Anne Room situated in the heart of the castle in Crown Square.
Anyone interested in attending will be asked to pre-register in advance of the day by sending an email to hs.weddings@scotland.gsi.gov.uk with the lead name of the wedding party and how many will be attending in order to receive free entrance tickets.
Nick Finnigan, Executive Manager of Edinburgh Castle said: "Edinburgh Castle, home to the Scottish Crown Jewels, is one of the most romantic locations in Scotland.
"With a choice of five beautiful venues, award-winning catering, panoramic views across the city and beyond with stunning settings steeped in history, Edinburgh Castle is sure to provide the perfect location for your wedding day.
"We will also be offering booking incentives on our Open Day for all 2013 & 2014 weddings in the Queen Anne building, The Gatehouse Suite and The Jacobite Room."
When guests arrive on the Esplanade at Edinburgh Castle, they will be requested to cross the Drawbridge, into the main entrance area.
They will then collect their tickets from the 19th century Gatehouse Suite, which will be sign-posted and is the first location on the tour. It is accessed by entering the door immediately on the right after crossing the drawbridge, and up the spiral stairs.
Ticket are available for collection from 10:45 until 3:00 pm.
Edinburgh Castle staff will be in attendance in the Gatehouse Suite and will issue guests with an Edinburgh Castle Map of the wedding areas.
There are five venues to visit:
The 19th century Gatehouse Suite - situated at the entrance to the castle, offers an ideal venue for small religious, civil ceremonies, civil partnerships and humanist ceremonies, whilst the adjoining Ante Room is perfect for drinks and canapés.
It can accommodate a maximum of 40 guests for a ceremony and drinks reception, or up to 20 for seated lunch / dinner.
Access is also available to a private terrace which has superb views of the Royal Mile and the city of Edinburgh, which provides a stunning backdrop for wedding photographs.
The Jacobite Room - This room offers a contemporary setting within an 18th century building. Its magnificent views overlook Princes Street and the Firth of Forth, providing a stunning backdrop for wedding receptions and photography. It is available for Evening Receptions only, with a maximum seated dinner capacity of 100. It can accommodate an Evening Reception / Dancing for up to 150.
St Margaret’s Chapel – This is the oldest building in Edinburgh, dating back to the 12th century. It can only accommodate religious ceremonies with a maximum capacity of 25 guests or 30 with 5 standing at the back. The cobbled area outside the Chapel offers a stunning panoramic view across Edinburgh and beyond and is a very popular place for marriage proposals.
The Argyle Tower – This is used for drinks and canapés receptions after a ceremony in St Margaret’s Chapel.
The Queen Anne Room – This is situated in the heart of Edinburgh Castle in Crown Square and is used for religious, Civil Ceremonies, Civil Partnerships & Humanist Ceremonies. It has a maximum ceremony & wedding breakfast capacity of 120 and a maximum Evening Reception / Dancing Capacity of 170.
The Queen Anne Room ceremony and reception all day package also offers the exclusive opportunity for a private viewing of the Scottish Crown Jewels.
(GK)
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Edinburgh Castle Wedding Open Day
If you are looking for the ultimate romantic location for your wedding, why not visit Edinburgh Castle's Wedding Open Day on Sunday 17th March 2013?The event is taking place from 11:00 to 4:00 pm and will showcase the five beautiful venues on offer, from the 12th century St Margaret’s Chapel, the oldest building in Edinburgh, to the elegant Queen Anne Room situated in the heart of the castle in Crown Square.
Anyone interested in attending will be asked to pre-register in advance of the day by sending an email to hs.weddings@scotland.gsi.gov.uk with the lead name of the wedding party and how many will be attending in order to receive free entrance tickets.
Nick Finnigan, Executive Manager of Edinburgh Castle said: "Edinburgh Castle, home to the Scottish Crown Jewels, is one of the most romantic locations in Scotland.
"With a choice of five beautiful venues, award-winning catering, panoramic views across the city and beyond with stunning settings steeped in history, Edinburgh Castle is sure to provide the perfect location for your wedding day.
"We will also be offering booking incentives on our Open Day for all 2013 & 2014 weddings in the Queen Anne building, The Gatehouse Suite and The Jacobite Room."
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When guests arrive on the Esplanade at Edinburgh Castle, they will be requested to cross the Drawbridge, into the main entrance area.
They will then collect their tickets from the 19th century Gatehouse Suite, which will be sign-posted and is the first location on the tour. It is accessed by entering the door immediately on the right after crossing the drawbridge, and up the spiral stairs.
Ticket are available for collection from 10:45 until 3:00 pm.
Edinburgh Castle staff will be in attendance in the Gatehouse Suite and will issue guests with an Edinburgh Castle Map of the wedding areas.
There are five venues to visit:
The 19th century Gatehouse Suite - situated at the entrance to the castle, offers an ideal venue for small religious, civil ceremonies, civil partnerships and humanist ceremonies, whilst the adjoining Ante Room is perfect for drinks and canapés.
It can accommodate a maximum of 40 guests for a ceremony and drinks reception, or up to 20 for seated lunch / dinner.
Access is also available to a private terrace which has superb views of the Royal Mile and the city of Edinburgh, which provides a stunning backdrop for wedding photographs.
The Jacobite Room - This room offers a contemporary setting within an 18th century building. Its magnificent views overlook Princes Street and the Firth of Forth, providing a stunning backdrop for wedding receptions and photography. It is available for Evening Receptions only, with a maximum seated dinner capacity of 100. It can accommodate an Evening Reception / Dancing for up to 150.
St Margaret’s Chapel – This is the oldest building in Edinburgh, dating back to the 12th century. It can only accommodate religious ceremonies with a maximum capacity of 25 guests or 30 with 5 standing at the back. The cobbled area outside the Chapel offers a stunning panoramic view across Edinburgh and beyond and is a very popular place for marriage proposals.
The Argyle Tower – This is used for drinks and canapés receptions after a ceremony in St Margaret’s Chapel.
The Queen Anne Room – This is situated in the heart of Edinburgh Castle in Crown Square and is used for religious, Civil Ceremonies, Civil Partnerships & Humanist Ceremonies. It has a maximum ceremony & wedding breakfast capacity of 120 and a maximum Evening Reception / Dancing Capacity of 170.
The Queen Anne Room ceremony and reception all day package also offers the exclusive opportunity for a private viewing of the Scottish Crown Jewels.
(GK)
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