A Castle of Your Own, West of Edinburgh.
A private, exclusive-use castle estate near Edinburgh, the 600-year Auld Keep at its heart.
Dundas Castle is a private, exclusive-use castle estate near South Queensferry, a short way west of Edinburgh. The dramatic 600-year Auld Keep, with original stonework, vaulted ceilings and rooftop views of the Forth bridges, stands beside a Georgian mansion house, in the seclusion of the castle's own estate and loch. Couples marry in the Auld Keep, the walled courtyard or on the lawn, feast by candlelight in the 15th-century Stag Chamber or the Croquet Room, and celebrate for up to 200 in the Pavilion, with 17 bedrooms so the whole party stays within the walls.
Dundas Castle is one of Scotland's most atmospheric wedding venues, a private, exclusive-use castle estate near South Queensferry, only a short way west of Edinburgh yet secluded within its own estate and loch. At its heart stands the dramatic 600-year-old Auld Keep, its medieval rooms all original stonework walls and vaulted ceilings, with rooftop views out to the Forth bridges, alongside an elegant Georgian mansion house of grand reception rooms.
On exclusive use, the whole castle belongs solely to you and your guests. Couples marry beneath the vaulted stone of the Auld Keep's Great Hall, in the walled courtyard around its fountain, or out on the lawn with the castle behind. Candlelit feasts are laid in the 15th-century Stag Chamber, wedding breakfasts in the elegant Croquet Room, and larger celebrations, with dinner and dancing into the night for up to 200, in the Pavilion.
Dining is in-house, five-star cooking by Heritage Portfolio, and seventeen individually styled bedrooms sleep up to thirty-seven adults, so the whole party stays within the walls. Beyond the castle lie gardens, a loch with its own Boathouse, and estate pursuits from falconry to whisky tasting, so a wedding here becomes a Scottish weekend in a castle of your own.
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Dundas Castle is a private, exclusive-use castle estate near South Queensferry, a short way west of Edinburgh. Couples marry in the 600-year-old Auld Keep beneath vaulted stone, in the walled courtyard or on the lawn, feast by candlelight in the 15th-century Stag Chamber or in the elegant Croquet Room, and celebrate with dinner and dancing for up to 200 in the Pavilion, all in the seclusion of the castle's own estate and loch.
The Auld Keep, the walled courtyard and lawn, the Stag Chamber, the Croquet Room and the Pavilion.

The 600-year Auld Keep, medieval rooms of original stonework and vaulted ceilings, with the Great Hall set for ceremonies and receptions and rooftop views of the Forth bridges.

The walled courtyard around its stone fountain, and the lawn with the castle behind, for outdoor ceremonies and drinks of up to 200.

The 15th-century Stag Chamber, laid long for an intimate candlelit feast for up to 26 beneath vaulted medieval stone.

The elegant Croquet Room in the mansion house, dressed for a formal wedding breakfast for up to 60 beneath a chandelier.

The Pavilion, for a larger dining celebration with dancing into the night for up to 200 guests.
17 individually styled bedrooms within the castle, sleeping up to 37 adults.
Dundas Castle has seventeen individually styled bedrooms within its walls, sleeping up to thirty-seven adults each night, dressed in rich colour, patterned fabrics and antique furniture, each with its own character. On exclusive use the whole castle is yours, so close family and friends stay together across the wedding weekend, the grandest of the rooms kept for the couple, and everyone wakes to the estate, the gardens and the loch beyond the windows.



In-house five-star cooking, from a candlelit feast in the Stag Chamber to a grand Pavilion dinner.
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Dining at Dundas Castle is in-house, five-star cooking by Heritage Portfolio, from an intimate candlelit feast in the 15th-century Stag Chamber to a formal wedding breakfast in the elegant Croquet Room and a grand dinner for up to 200 in the Pavilion. Menus are seasonal and modern Scottish, planned with the couple and tasted beforehand, with Champagne and whisky, and the celebration carries on with dancing into the night in the castle of your own.
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Within its own private estate near South Queensferry, just south of the Queensferry Crossing and a short way west of Edinburgh, about fifteen minutes from Edinburgh Airport.
Yes. On exclusive use the whole castle and its estate belong solely to you and your guests, from the Auld Keep and the mansion house to the courtyard, lawn, gardens and loch.
Up to 110 for a ceremony in the Auld Keep Great Hall, or up to 200 in the courtyard or on the lawn, and up to 200 for a dinner with dancing in the Pavilion.
Beneath the vaulted stone of the Auld Keep Great Hall, in the walled courtyard around its fountain, or outdoors on the lawn with the castle behind.
The dramatic 600-year-old medieval keep at the heart of Dundas, all original stonework walls and vaulted ceilings, with rooftop views out to the Forth bridges.
Yes, 17 individually styled bedrooms within the castle, sleeping up to 37 adults each night, so the whole wedding party stays together within the walls.
Dining is in-house, five-star cooking by Heritage Portfolio, with menus planned with the couple and tastings beforehand. External caterers are not brought in.
There is no published tariff; pricing is quoted on enquiry around the date, season and guest numbers. The LWD team makes the introduction.






"Dundas Castle is a private, exclusive-use castle estate near South Queensferry, west of Edinburgh. The dramatic 600-year Auld Keep, with original stonework and vaulted ceilings and rooftop views of the Forth bridges, stands beside a Georgian mansion house, in the seclusion of the castle's own estate and loch. It hosts classic Scottish weddings, candlelit feasts and grand receptions, with in-house dining by Heritage Portfolio and 17 bedrooms for the party to stay."
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