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Newhailes House Musselburgh Malleny Garden Balerno, Edinburgh Inveresk Lodge Garden Musselburgh Preston Mill East Lothian Celebrate Your Day with Us Newhailes House Musselburgh Malleny Garden Balerno, Edinburgh Inveresk Lodge Garden Musselburgh Preston Mill East Lothian Celebrate your day with us Our venues located in East Lothian and Edinburgh are available to hire year round. We welcome all couples and can accommodate every affair from small and intimate to grand celebrations whether they are humanist or religious ceremonies. By celebrating your wedding with us you will be actively supporting the vital work of the National Trust for Scotland, one of Scotland’s leading conservation charities, and helping us to protect the na- tion’s natural and cultural heritage for present and future genera- tions to enjoy. Thank you! For more information, to arrange a site visit, or book any of the four properties please contact: E: [email protected] T: 0131 665 1546 Winter special 20% off hire November - March Newhailes House Newhailes House Built in 1686 Newhailes House is a beautiful backdrop for a dream wedding. Located in Musselburgh, just 6 miles from Edinburgh city centre, Newhailes nestles romantically in over eighty acres of peaceful woodlands and meadows. This Palladian-style house is a fine example of Georgian luxury. The crunch of carriage wheels can almost be heard pulling up as you stand before this masterpiece of rococo splendour. Newhailes House is available to hire throughout the year from 9am until late. Wedding ceremonies are held in a choice of two locations: Marquee on the Formal Lawn Inside Newhailes House Up to 200 guests for wedding ceremony, Up to 20 guests for wedding ceremony drinks reception, formal dinning and and drinks reception and up to 12 for a dancing formal dinner Hire of the Formal Lawn for the duration of Exclusive hire for the duration of your your event event Wedding rehearsal Use of Estate and House for photography Use of Estate and House for photography Guided tour of the House for guests Marquee not included in price Venue hire from £1,440 Venue hire from £400 Newhailes Road, Musselburgh EH21 6RY Malleny Garden Malleny Garden Malleny Garden offers a stunning wedding venue. Located in Balerno, just 7 miles from Edinburgh city centre, beautiful Malleny is a hidden treasure. The walled garden is surrounded by woodland and the presence of Malleny House, built in 1637, provides an interesting architectural backdrop. A gentle stream runs through the Garden, further enhancing the feel of seclusion, privacy and peacefulness. Malleny Garden is available to hire throughout the year from 9am until late. Wedding ceremonies are hold in a choice of two locations: Marquee in the Garden Georgian Drawing Room Up to 130 guests for wedding ceremony, Up to 30 guests for wedding ceremony, drinks reception, formal dinning and drinks reception and formal dinner dancing Exclusive hire of the Drawing Room for Full day hire of the Garden for the the duration of your event duration of your event Use of Garden and Drawing Room for Wedding rehearsal photography Use of Garden for photography Marquee not included in price Venue hire from £1,200 Venue hire from £600 Malleny Garden, Balerno EH14 7AF Inveresk Lodge Garden Inveresk Lodge Garden Tucked away behind stone walls in the charming village of Inveresk, enter to discover a delightful hillside garden offering an oasis of calm and tranquillity for an ideal wedding. The 17th century Lodge House provides a stunning backdrop to the upper garden’s sloping lawns and Conservatory. You and your guests can explore the wilder woodland and ponds below, both alive with birdsong and wildlife. Inveresk Lodge Garden is available to hire throughout the year from 9am until late. Our wedding ceremonies are held in two locations: Marquee in the Garden The Conservatory Up to 120 guests for wedding ceremony, Up to 12 guests for wedding ceremony drinks reception, formal dinning and Hire of the Conservatory for the duration dancing of the event Hire of the Garden for the duration of Use of Garden for photography your event Wedding rehearsal Use of Garden for photography Marquee not included in price Venue hire from £780 Venue hire from £120 24 Inveresk Village Rd, Musselburgh EH21 7TE Preston Mill & Phantassie Doocot Preston Mill & Phantassie Doocot When you first see Preston Mill you might think you’ve walked in a storybook. The distinctive coni- cal roof beguiles and the working water wheel delights. Within the grounds, a short walk from the mill, across the River Tyne, is the beautiful beehive-shaped, 16th century Phantassie Doocot, with its French style horseshoe parapet. Preston Mill is a peaceful and secluded venue for a memorable wedding ceremony and drinks reception. Our wedding ceremonies are held in the grounds: Pagoda/Tipi in the Grounds Up to 40 guests for wedding ceremony and drinks reception Hire of the grounds at Preston Mill for the duration of your event Use of grounds for photography Pagoda not included in price Venue hire from £300 Preston Road, East Linton EH40 3DS .
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