Monday, August 10, 2009

Many Different Wedding Castles To Chose From

By Karen Letts

There are many wedding castles where you can enjoy a wedding ceremony or reception that is not to be missed. France contains many chateaux's that function as hotels and meeting and reception centers. You can have a full blown large wedding, small private wedding, civil ceremony or non-religious wedding at the many different castles in France.

Chateau de Montvillargenne is situated ideally near Paris. It has easy access from the international airport in Paris and also offers accommodation as well as wedding facilities. For smaller weddings the Chateau des Briottieres is in the Loire Valley. This castle has 10 rooms that can be used as accommodation and the surrounding parklands make for picturesque scenery.

For those interested in the best food that can be offered then a wedding at the Chateau Les Crayeres is the perfect choice. This castle is renowned for its food and the restaurant at the castle in combination with the beautiful rooms makes for a fantastic choice.

If you are interested in the beauty of Provencal then the Chateau de Montcaud in Avignon offers the Cevennes Mountains and countryside. Just a short distance from the Mediterranean, Chateau de Montcaus has everything you could desire from Southern France.

Scotland also has many castles that have very dramatic histories. You can have many other functions at castles besides weddings including dining, conferences and other meetings. A little spot of heaven is at Amhuinnsuidhe castle in Western Scotland. This castle is on the Isle of Harris. The most northern most castle in the world is Balfour castle and offers a dramatic coast with the North Sea and Atlantic Ocean meeting just in front of the castle.

Some other castles that offer wedding services in Scotland include Craigrownie Castle, Dalhousie Castle, Dundas Castle, Fernie Castle, Glengorm Castle, Mansfield castle, Minard Castle, Musckrach Castle, Myres Castle, Plane Castle, Stobo Castle, Stonefield Castle, Tower of Halibar, Traquair Castle, and Tulloch Castle.

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