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Fyvie Castle, Garden & Estate

An enchanting castle steeped in myth, legend and folklore
A panoramic view of the Gallery at Fyvie Castle, set for a formal dinner. Oval tables are covered with navy tablecloths, matching the chair covers. A tall purple and orange flower arrangement stands at the centre of each table.
Venue overview

Corporate Event

Fyvie Castle is an elegant and stylish setting for both intimate and large-scale corporate events and entertaining. With rooms adorned with masterpieces by Raeburn, Gainsborough and Batoni, the castle’s elegant gallery and interconnecting drawing room provide a glorious setting for receptions and fine dining.

A sophisticated venue for gala dinners and receptions, the castle and glass-roofed racquets court (currently closed, but reopening in late 2025) are also ideal for recitals, concerts and conferences.

For larger events, the extensive grounds offer various opportunities for team-building, outdoor activities, marquees, product launches and festivals.

Capacities

Castle
Drinks reception – 120
Dining – 110
Meeting – 120 (theatre-style)

Racquets Court (currently closed; reopening in late 2025)
Drinks reception – 120
Dining – 100
Dance/ceilidh – 120
Meeting – 110

Grounds
Team-building, outdoor activities, festivals and marquee events – 1,000+

Accommodation
Part of our exclusive Connoisseurs’ Collection, the 8-bedroom Preston Tower Apartment offers luxury self-catering accommodation for up to 16 guests within the castle.

A view of the pinkish exterior walls of Fyvie Castle, seen from the lawn area in front of the castle. The sky above has dark clouds, lending a slightly imposing look to the building. A wide sweeping pink gravel drive leads up to Fyvie Castle. A manicured lawn lies to the left of the drive, with a single tree at its centre. Tall trees line the right-hand side of the drive. The entrance hall at Fyvie Castle A piper playing the bagpipes walks through the entrance hall of Fyvie Castle, suits of armour looking on. The piper wears a smart waistcoat and kilt. A snooker table stands at the centre of a grand living room in Fyvie Castle. A view looking down a wide stone wheel staircase. Decorative shields hang on the wall under the arch, and a large gilt framed oil painting hangs on the wall above the arch. A view looking from the grand drawing room of Fyvie Castle into the adjoining Gallery, with a large pipe organ on the far wall. A formal dinner set up in Fyvie Castle A formal dinner set up in Fyvie Castle The Gallery at Fyvie Castle set up for a formal dinner. Round tables are covered with dark blue cloths and decorated with tall candlesticks. The room is softly lit. The dining room at Fyvie Castle The dining table in Fyvie Castle table set for a formal dinner Piper playing at Fyvie Castle A close-up shot of whisky being poured from a bottle into a glass tumbler with ice cubes. The man pouring is wearing a red kilt. A marquee lit at night at Fyvie Castle Fireworks exploding in the night sky above Fyvie Castle

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