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The Georgian House

Elegant townhouse in the heart of Scotland’s capital city
The drawing room in the Georgian House set up for a wedding
Venue overview

Weddings

Intimate wedding venue

The Georgian House’s stylish surroundings and Edinburgh city centre location make it perfect for small wedding ceremonies and receptions.

Sip champagne in the elegant Drawing Room, surrounded by beautiful paintings, and admire the magnificent views over Charlotte Square Gardens.

A wedding breakfast or supper can also be served in the Drawing Room – a memorable way to celebrate your special occasion.

Capacities

Drinks reception – 50
Wedding ceremony – 50
Dining – 30

The exterior of the Georgian House The Drawing Room The square piano in the Drawing Room The Drawing Room set up with chairs for a wedding ceremony Wedding ceremony at the Georgian House Dining Room
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“It was the right size – we were only having 40 guests, warm and welcoming, had a superb central location, and was grand but not too fancy. It was perfect, and we fell in love with it right away.”
Chris Whitehead and Allan Auld
Two grooms sit at a polished wooden table in a grand drawing room, with a formal book before them. Both are smiling.

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The drawing room in the Georgian House set up for a wedding

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We offer a wealth of romantic venues across Scotland for couples to tie the knot – Chris and Allan share their story here.

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