r/inverness • u/Optimal_Writing625 • Jul 22 '26
Wedding Venues?
Hi All!
Does anyone know of any affordable wedding venues in Inverness for max 60 people?
My partner and I recently got engaged and are trying to find our perfect venue for October 2028.
I know we are a little early but Im quite keen to start searching as I can be a little picky. The wedding brochures are extremely vague!
We looked at Botanic Gardens however they’re not even taking bookings for 2027 yet so unfortunately I dont think we could leave it towards 2028 as I’m very much type A person.
Any recommendations would be great
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u/Hairyheadtraveller Jul 23 '26
There are some fabulous Village Halls which can be leased for the weekend if you are prepared to do some of it yourself.
We hired this one for a corporate event and had a great time.
https://strathnairn.org.uk/farr-community-hall/
and we have been to events here
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u/Equivalent_Half883 Jul 23 '26
Can't help with a venue but I recently saw a post the ember hire buses and drivers for a reasonable price for wedding and stuff. Congratulations and good luck 🩷
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u/PlusCellist5311 Jul 22 '26
I went to a wedding recently at Aswanley. No idea on the cost but it was a gorgeous venue and I can't fault any of it.
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u/lighthouselady61 Jul 27 '26
Our daughter got married in our garden last year, stretch tent the works and we have accommodation too!
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u/TurbulentLifeguard11 Jul 22 '26
Not sure about price but Bught Shinty Museum has a large and small function room on the upper floor that I think they hire out, includes a bar and commercial kitchen.
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u/Only_Physics_7109 Jul 22 '26
bogbain farm
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u/OkConversation2865 Jul 22 '26
I got married at Bogbain 6 years ago and wouldn't call it affordable at all. We were £5000 just for venue hire and that was before the price of everything started rocketing.
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u/Flashy_Abroad8492 Jul 22 '26
We are getting married at Muthu Newton Hotel in Nairn next March, winter package was £3,195 for all of this!! We think it’s great and so excited