Weddings

Weddings

Imagine your special day in a beautiful multi award-winning venue in the heart of Edinburgh, the perfect mix of the historic Old Town architecture with a modern, light and flexible space.

The Grassmarket Centre sits beneath Edinburgh Castle, with stunning views flowing into the hidden green space of Greyfriars Kirkyard (perfect for those Wedding Photos!).

This central location is among the picturesque streets of Victoria Street, Candlemaker Row and the Grassmarket Old Town area – a unique retail, restaurant and pub district in one of the most beautiful cities in the world – the ‘Athens of the North’.

We offer a magical, unique experience – a day dedicated to you and your guests, combining the new with the old and delivered by a highly experienced team with an ethical twist. Your day to remember, in a place to remember!

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Your special day

Your wedding at the Grassmarket Centre supports our award-winning social enterprise and charity. It will bring joy to your wedding guests, whilst supporting countless people within our community. Thank you.

No matter what you envision your perfect day to be, the Grassmarket Centre is the ideal location, providing space for up to 80 people for a sit-down wedding breakfast and up to 150 guests for a spectacular reception.

Choose from our flexible, affordable wedding packages or bespoke options. From ceilidh dancing to string quartets, from big screen slide shows to the tiniest of special details, our highly experienced team brings your vision of your perfect day to life.

To find out more about what we can offer and arrange a viewing or a tour, contact our Events Team today. 

“We were delighted to have our wedding at the Grassmarket Centre. From start to finish the staff were friendly and so helpful, nothing was a problem. Our day ran very smoothly and the meal was amazing. The venue looked beautiful, and our photos in the Kirk yard next door were beautiful too. Our day was truly amazing and memorable.”