Fingask Castle

30/08/2026

This time last week the Fingask Jacobite tea party was in FULL Swing - do admire the party gathered around the famous picture of Sir Stuart Threipland and the Angel by Delacour - at Fingask you can pop your head through the cut out and be Sir Stuart! Thank you so much for attending the event.

07/08/2026

Fingask Friday Foliage: Bear's breeches AKA Acanthus mollis . Acanthus leaves decorate the tops of Corinthian columns in Rome and Greece dating back to the 5th century BC inspired by the ancient Greek sculptor Callimachus Today it still appears on columns, in jewellery, wall paper, wooden furniture and at Fingask the fireplace in Gean Tree Cottage - why not rent this delightful cottage and see for yourselves!

31/07/2026

Fingask Friday Flower - Buddleia - the butterfly bush - pictured at Fingask with a Red Admiral Butterfly. Carl Linnaeus the famous Swedish botanist, who created our binomial system of naming living things, named the plant in honour of botanist Adam Buddle. It thrives in poor dry soils and can handle extreme urban pollution, after the WWII in Britain it was well known as the bombsite plant as it naturally colonised the ruined city's rubble and bombed areas bringing colour and life to grey landscapes.

29/07/2026

Fancy doing something different in August?
Come along to Fingask Castle on Sunday 23rd as part of Jacobite Scotland's Festival.
This is your chance to visit a Jacobite stronghold, home to Sir Stuart Threipland - Bonnie Prince Charlie's physician.

Fingask's Long Barrow will also be open - the first to be built in Scotland in over 4000 years!

More information and tickets can be found here -

An opportunity to visit a Jacobite stronghold – home to Sir Stuart Threipland – Bonnie Prince Charlie’s physician.

26/07/2026

CONGRATULATIONS Aisling and Atlas - married yesterday on Ossian's Lawn at Fingask

15/07/2026

Fingask is the perfect place for your Summer Wedding!

Check out these super colourful shots of Emilie & Luke's wedding from August last year! ☀️💍🏰📸💐
Photos taken by The McYoungs

Are you planning a Summer wedding yourself?
Send us a message to find out our availability for 2027 and 2028!

10/07/2026

Fingask Friday Flower - the Sweet Pea - Henry Eckford, known as the father of sweet peas, was credited with transforming the sweet pea from a wild Mediterranean flower into a glorious sweet smelling coloured garden sensation!
The more you cut the more you get - we love sweet peas and cherish our historic connection with Henry Eckford who grew sweet peas at Fingask - he would be pleased to see how Natalie is continuing the tradition in our beautiful walled garden where Laura and Natalie grow our wedding flowers

08/07/2026

Not only do we love to see stunning reviews from our brides & grooms, but also from all of our wonderful suppliers.
Patrice Little Photography had these lovely comments to say about Fingask Castle after shooting here in late 2025. 📸💍✨

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Fingask Castle is one of those venues that feels timeless the moment you arrive. As a wedding photographer, it’s an absolute joy to work in — full of character, soft natural light, and beautifully kept grounds that allow moments to unfold naturally rather than feeling staged.
I recently photographed a wedding here and the atmosphere throughout the day was effortless and relaxed. From the historic interiors to the gardens, Fingask offers so many opportunities for honest, emotional photography without ever needing to rush couples away from their guests.
It’s a wonderful choice for couples planning a romantic, elegant wedding in Perthshire and works especially well for those who value atmosphere, connection, and a calm flow to their day. A truly special place to celebrate.

Have you photographed a wedding at Fingask? Let us know by dropping a review!

03/07/2026

Fingask Friday Flower - the Evening Primrose - Oenothera biennis - Famous for its night-blooming habits, the flowers open at dusk and close by mid-morning. It thrives at Fingask on our terrace and appears, as if by magic, at the end of June - it emits a delicate fragrance that attracts night time pollinators eg moths.