Summerhall
With space for up to 120 dining, Summerhall is a collection of unique spaces in central Edinburgh. If your tastes verge on the macabre, perhaps a wedding in the Dissection Hall might be up your street!
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The Old Fruitmarket
An iconic and versatile venue in Glasgow’s Merchant City district, the Jiggers have played many ceilidhs in this venue which benefits from concert-level sound and visual offerings. Perfect for corporate events or weddings alike.
South Hall
Not far from Arthur’s Seat in central Edinburgh, the South Hall Complex is a large contemporary space that is nice and bright and open, and versatile for weddings or corporate events.
Sloans
Sloans is a classic old pub set over two floors hidden away in Glasgow city centre, near Prince’s Square. It has a great tradition of ceilidhs, and the Jiggers always love to get the floor bouncing in this character-filled venue.
WEST on the Green
WEST on the Green can accommodate up to 200 guests. Inside a brewery, events here are sure to be unique, while WEST is situated on Glasgow Green, making it easily accessible.
Corinthian Club
Built in 1842, the Corinthian Club is a renovated bank that caters to large and small events up to 190 guests. Known for its opulent interior, events at the Club are easily accessible in the Centre of Glasgow.
The Royal Scots Club
The main space in The Royal Scots Club allows up to 200 guests and there are 27 bedrooms for guests to stay. The Club is easily accessible, in the heart of Edinburgh.
The Byre at Inchyra
Close to Perth and Dundee, The Byre at Inchyra is a restored barn in 150 acre grounds. The award winning venue was built in 1877 and can hold up to 160 guests.
The Balmoral
The Balmoral at Princes Street is an iconic Scottish venue. With Michelin star dining, 10 event spaces accomodating up to 400 guests, the Balmoral is right in the centre of Edinburgh.
Culzean Castle
South Ayrshire’s Culzean Castle is the perfect venue for smaller events. Holding 40 guests, the Castle overlooks the Ayrshire coast over to the Isle of Arran, giving events a stunning backdrop.