The 16 Best Wedding Ceremony Venues for Hire in Edinburgh

Q: What types of venues can I hire for a wedding ceremony in Edinburgh?

You can find halls like the lovely Riddle’s Court in Old Town with beautiful chandeliers and historic architectural design and more contemporary and chic private dining rooms like The Roseate Edinburgh in Haymarket. Edinburgh also offers countryside manor houses like Harvieston Hall in Gorebridge, providing a quintessential setting for a wedding just outside the city.

Q: Are there affordable wedding ceremony venues for hire in Edinburgh?

BT Murrayfield Stadium is located in the Roseburn area and offers wedding packages starting at just £600 per day , with seating for up to 120 guests . It’s ideal for sports fans or couples who want a unique venue with plenty of space. Another great affordable venue is O2 Academy Edinburgh in Slateford, which costs £400 per day and can accommodate up to 80 to 150 guests. It’s a great modern venue with a lively atmosphere and in-house catering services.

Q: What factors must I consider before hiring a wedding ceremony venue in Edinburgh?

Beyond the usual capacity and budget concerns , think about transport links for your guests—Edinburgh’s public transport is good, but it’s worth checking if the venue is easy to reach, especially for those coming from out of town. Also, consider potential restrictions , like noise curfews, particularly in residential or historic areas. Some venues, like those in the Old Town, might have rules about external caterers or decorating, especially in listed buildings, so remember to confirm the catering options and decoration policies before you book.

Club Prive Conservatory

10 guests

The Roseate Edinburgh

(21)

Haymarket, Edinburgh

#Supervenue

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Erica M.
“Martyna is an excellent coordinator and those who served during the event were spectacular and very friendly.”

from £400
minimum spend / per evening
Combined Fettercairn & Jura

160 guests

The Scotsman Hotel

(41)

Old Town, Edinburgh

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Alison O.
“Im a Canadian bride and we paid considerably less than we would have for an equivalent wedding in Canada.”

from £600
minimum spend / per session
Romantic Wedding

36 guests

The Roseate Edinburgh

(21)

Haymarket, Edinburgh

#Supervenue

M

Morgan M.
“Lovely venue, warm and attentive hosts, great food, and gorgeous rooms.”

from £6600
per event
The Hope View Suite

120 guests

DoubleTree by Hilton Queensferry Crossing

Near Edinburgh

The Bridge Suite, located behind the Hope View, is ideal as a breakout area for seminars or boardroom meetings. This space can also be configured for a wedding ceremony.

from £495
hire fee / per session
Event Space

24 guests

Dublin Street Fox & Vixen

New Town, Edinburgh

#Supervenue

Vixen is a unique underground space beneath Dublin Street Fox, accessible from the street or the upstairs bar. It can host parties for up to 100 people, or private dining for 12 to 24 guests.

from £100
hire fee / per day
The Fettercairn Suite

160 guests

The Scotsman Hotel

(41)

Old Town, Edinburgh

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Carlie M.
“Despite our late arrival due to plane cancellations!”

from £500
hire fee / per session
The Caledonian Suite

160 guests

DoubleTree by Hilton Queensferry Crossing

Near Edinburgh

Offering panoramic views of the three bridges across the Forth, the Caledonian on the top floor is our largest suite and features its own bar and dancefloor.

from £495
hire fee / per session
Catcune Conferencing Suite

24 guests

Harvieston Hall

Near Edinburgh

Catcune Conferencing Suite - perfect for large groups seeking Edinburgh self catering accommodation: Weddings / Meetings and Special Events / Conferences.

from £299
hire fee / per day
Geddes Room

50 guests

Riddle's Court

(6)

Old Town, Edinburgh

#Supervenue

Riddles Court is a 16th Century historic jewel in Edinburghs Old Town. Its central location, our competitive pricing and variety of spaces make it the perfect venue for your meeting or conference.

from £96
hire fee / per hour
The Lounge

30 guests

Le Monde Hotel

(18)

New Town, Edinburgh

#Supervenue

The Lounge is our private dining space located on the first floor and is inspired by Parisian history and architecture. This space offers amazing flexibility and can comfortably accommodate events for groups up to 40 people

from £100
hire fee / per morning
The Dunstane Restaurant & Bar

28 guests

The Roseate Edinburgh

(21)

Haymarket, Edinburgh

#Supervenue

The Dunstane Restaurant & Bar can be hired for private meetings and events, accommodating up to 50 guests for a standing reception or up to 28 guests in a sit down setting.

from £500
minimum spend / per day
The Douglas Room

60 guests

Royal Scots Club

(6)

New Town, Edinburgh

#Supervenue

Located on the first floor with large beautiful fireplace feature and comfortable modern interior, The Douglas Room has a flexible boardroom table for up to 28 guests or can be set theatre style for 60, classroom style for

from £75
hire fee / per hour

FAQs about Wedding Ceremony Venues in Edinburgh

What types of venues can I hire for a wedding ceremony in Edinburgh?

You can find halls like the lovely Riddle’s Court in Old Town with beautiful chandeliers and historic architectural design and more contemporary and chic private dining rooms like The Roseate Edinburgh in Haymarket. Edinburgh also offers countryside manor houses like Harvieston Hall in Gorebridge, providing a quintessential setting for a wedding just outside the city.

Are there affordable wedding ceremony venues for hire in Edinburgh?

BT Murrayfield Stadium is located in the Roseburn area and offers wedding packages starting at just £600 per day, with seating for up to 120 guests. It’s ideal for sports fans or couples who want a unique venue with plenty of space. Another great affordable venue is O2 Academy Edinburgh in Slateford, which costs £400 per day and can accommodate up to 80 to 150 guests. It’s a great modern venue with a lively atmosphere and in-house catering services.

What factors must I consider before hiring a wedding ceremony venue in Edinburgh?

Beyond the usual capacity and budget concerns, think about transport links for your guests—Edinburgh’s public transport is good, but it’s worth checking if the venue is easy to reach, especially for those coming from out of town. Also, consider potential restrictions, like noise curfews, particularly in residential or historic areas. Some venues, like those in the Old Town, might have rules about external caterers or decorating, especially in listed buildings, so remember to confirm the catering options and decoration policies before you book.