Haddo House (National Trust for Scotland)

Haddo House is an 18th-century historic venue in Ellon, United Kingdom, designed by William Adam in 1732. This Georgian-style building underwent a lavish renovation in the 1880s and now features Victorian interiors, having played host to many important personalities in Scottish history. The estate boasts elegant gardens, beautiful flower beds, a chapel, and spacious rooms that create perfect backdrops for wedding ceremonies and stunning photographs.

Haddo House is ideal for religious, civil, and humanist wedding ceremonies. Couples can choose the Chapel, which accommodates ceremonies for up to 110 guests, or opt for the Library, suitable for up to 80 guests and also fitting for receptions. For a touch of grandeur, the Drawing Room can host 80 people, while the Canadian Hall is well-suited for larger functions, seating 160 for dinner and up to 250 guests for an evening dance.

Combining stately surroundings with modern service, Haddo House provides a dedicated team to oversee every detail of your event. An impressive list of local wedding suppliers is also available, ensuring each element of the occasion is unique and tailored to your wishes.