If you are looking for a place to get married that isn't a formal wedding venue, where you can do your own thing - outdoors in the birchwoods and meadows, in the barn or farmstead courtyard.

Where there is plenty of simple accommodation included so that everyone can stay and make a house party of it and where you can relax and be yourselves, then Comrie Croft may be the place for you!

Comrie Croft is a wee bit different from a typical wedding venue. A 200-year-old farmstead, house and barn set around a courtyard, together with 231 acres of fields and woods.

What makes Comrie Croft different? Weddings here tend to be informal affairs with a relaxed house-party or even festival atmosphere. As you are not hiring a hotel, by and large you can do things the way you want. The barn is a blank canvas, so it does help to have some more lighting and/or decoration to make it look its best - its amazing what even some greenery, tea lights and straw bales can do!

This is where many people like to involve their friends or family - its a great way for your guests to feel that they are more than that - that they are making a real contribution. The Croft is best suited for weddings where you'd like to spend a bit more time with your friends and family than the average wedding - great if you have guests coming from far and wide.

We include exclusive use of all of our accommodation (up to 74 people) for at least 2 nights so that you have plenty of privacy, time together and enough time to make the place your own.

Parts of the Croft are public spaces - such as the Tea Garden Cafe, mountain biking and walking trails - so we'll also ensure that whatever outdoor space you choose to use, you'll have a reasonable degree of privacy.

Whatever you choose for your big day, Comrie Croft will be there to offer as much friendly advice and encouragement as you need while you design your perfect day.

Come along to our wonderful wedding fair, Wee Nosy, on the 6th March to find out exactly what we can do for you!

Photo Credits: Neil Thomas Douglas; Ruth Segaud Photography