* Kilt rental information here
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Medieval-Inspired
(1200–1600s Theme)
DRESSCODE
Coach to
Edinburgh
PM
11:30
Traditional Dancing
Dinner
PM
5:30
Reception
Handfasting Ceremony
PM
4:00
- Break -
Picnic
Lawn Games
AM
11:00
Coach to Rosewyn Castle
AM
9:00
Rosewyn Castle, Glenhaven Valley
LOCATION
June
1
SATURDAY
* Further information here
Formal Wedding
DRESSCODE
Concert
PM
9:00
Cocktails
PM
8:00
Coach to Evening Venue
PM
7:30
Dinner
PM
5:00
Wedding Ceremony
PM
4:00
Coach transfer to Rosewyn Castle
PM
2:45
Explore the city at your leisure
AM
6:00
Rosewyn Castle, Glenhaven Valley
LOCATION
March
30
FRIDAY
1899 Paris
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DRESSCODE
Opening Celebration & Live Performance
PM
7:00
Welcome Dinner
PM
6:00
The Assembly Roxy
Edinburgh, Scotland
LOCATION
14
March
THURSDAY
* Kindly be advised that the times listed below may be subject to slight modifications.
Schedule
Please use the reservation link provided to secure your room within the allocated dates.
CODE: “Claire & Jaimie Celebration”
10 September (check-in) – 14 September (check-out)
We instantly fell in love with this stylish townhouse hotel and have arranged a private booking of the entire property for our guests during the celebration. It’s a character-filled building blending classic architecture with contemporary design.
This charming boutique residence offers 15 thoughtfully designed rooms, creating a warm and intimate atmosphere for everyone staying together.
18 Crescent House
[NOTE: Our coach bus pick-up location / meeting-spot will be at 24 Royal Terrace]
The evening of Thursday, 13 March is optional; however, we strongly recommend that you allocate some time to acclimate yourself to ensure you are fully rested for our extensive three-day event.
[check-in] Wednesday night, [check-out] Sunday morning
4 nights | 13 March - 2 June
Please book for the following dates:
Accomodations
Rosewyn Castle
About
Through the centuries, the castle passed through generations of the Wynmere family, each adding their own architectural flourish. Ivory stone towers were crowned with delicate spires, a grand spiral staircase was carved from rose-veined marble, and a magnificent vaulted hall was constructed to host seasonal feasts and celebrations.
Legend tells of the “Lantern Gallery,” a glass-lined corridor along the western wing where candles were once lit to guide loved ones home from distant travels. It became a symbol of reunion and fidelity, and to this day, the gallery glows warmly at sunset as light pours through its tall arched windows.
The castle grounds stretch across manicured gardens and wildflower meadows, where ancient oak trees frame a tranquil reflecting pool. It is here that couples often choose to exchange vows, surrounded by nature and the soft echo of the castle bells drifting across the valley.
Inside, Rosewyn Castle offers an atmosphere of refined intimacy. Velvet-draped chambers, gilded mirrors, hand-painted ceilings, and crackling hearths create a setting that feels both regal and welcoming. Every room carries a sense of history, yet remains a blank page for new memories to be written.
Today, Rosewyn Castle stands not as a relic of the past, but as a living symbol of unity and celebration. For those who gather within its storied walls, it offers more than a venue — it offers a timeless beginning.
Perched high above a silver-misted valley, Rosewyn Castle was said to have been founded in the late 14th century by Lord Alaric Wynmere, who built the fortress not for conquest, but as a sanctuary for his bride, Elowen. Unlike traditional war-bound strongholds, the castle was designed with expansive windows, sunlit courtyards, and sweeping terraces that overlook endless rolling hills.
The walls of Rosewyn Castle are steeped in legends of devotion, quiet strength, and centuries of enduring romance, making it a place where love stories feel destined to unfold.
