As a live wedding painter in Fife, Scotland, I am also an avid Castle- bagger! Did you know that there are are 173 castles, towers and fortified houses in the county of Fife alone?
This makes Fife a perfect destination for your fairytale wedding.
Let’s have a look at some…

Where: Crook of Devon nr Kinross
Your very own fairytale castle – Tullibole is exclusively yours all weekend!
Tullibole Castle is a 17th Century A- listed Scottish Castle set deep in the gentle and peaceful Kinross-shire countryside, perfectly central parked between Edinburgh and Glasgow and all the road and airport links.
Think ancient woodlands, parklands and beautiful floral backdrops. Tullibole has the lot and it’s yours to rent as a whole and roam free in for the entire weekend!

Where: East Neuk of Fife
Kilconquhar Castle Estate is in the beautiful East Neuk of Fife, a literal stone throw away from the golden shores of Elie, and 10 miles from historic St Andrews, the world-famous home of golf.
Fife is visited for the quaint local villages, restaurants, golf courses, tourist attractions and outdoor activities, there is plenty for you to explore during your time in the area.
The Estate offers a wide range of accommodation from bed and breakfast rooms to larger self-catering properties that can sleep up to 10. Perfect for travelling guests.
Think about The baronial Lindsay Room, with its 16th-century oak panelled walls, elaborate ceiling, and big open stone fireplace. Or woodland walks. Lunchtime beach strolls.

Where: Auchtermuchty, nr Cupar
Built in 1530, Myres Castle is a truly magnificent Scottish castle and wedding venue that is nestled in the heart of the Kingdom. I stumbled into this castle grounds one day by accident . It’s pink! It’s a fairytale princess castle. It serves as a family home for its host as well as a 10 bedded accommodation . There is also a gate lodge for 4 guests.
An award-winning wedding venue, Myres Castle provides the most beautiful venue for luxury Scottish castle weddings. Surrounded by 44 acres of private grounds and a Vatican-styled walled garden. Here you can host garden parties in the midst of scented roses, a maze, a woodland trail, and even Highland Cows.
If you’re looking for something unique, Myres Castle hosts weddings in their Barnquee. This construction is the blending of a barn and a beautiful marquee using Larch tree trunks from the nearby Falkland Estate. The Barnquee seats up to 160 guests, has a rustic bar, catering tent, and plenty of space for and dancing

Where: Cupar, Fife
Fernie Castle is in a superb location for anyone visiting central Scotland. It sits hidden in the woods on the A92 which is the main road from Edinburgh to Dundee. This Castle is 670 years old Castle with all the character of the past, with all the elegance, stories and home comforts.
The view of the Castle is first glimpsed through the wooded drive as one approaches. A large stag statue meets your at the gate. Situated in 17 acres of woodlands with its own lochan, and Highland Cows.Once inside you will be greeted with a cheery open fire and a warm.
Fernie can accommodate up to one hundred and eighty people in their Circular Ballroom overlooking the Loch. The Hotel has fifteen individual bedrooms and one treehouse available to wedding guests.
Where: Culross, Dunfermline

Weddings are held at Dunimarle in St Serfs chapel.
Dunimarle Castle sits on the outskirts of the historic village of Culross, surrounded by 52 acres of formal gardens, meadows and woodlands.

Think dramatic. Be mesmerised by the stunning vaulted ceiling, mosaic flooring and stained glass windows, flickering pillar candles. If you are interested in medieval, it is the ultimate fairytale wedding venue, an unforgettable and magical place to exchange your wedding vows.
Entering the grounds from the rose arch on the main road, you will find the imposing Victorian gothic-style chapel, beautifully framed by rhododendrons. Follow the path up towards the castle to beautiful gardens hosting blooms and a selection of fruits. The Bastion Garden provides a perfect backdrop to the original Georgian part of the castle with its colourful borders and trees
Whatever you want your fairytale castle wedding to look like, there is something for your to find in Fife.
You can make it even more unique by commissioning a live wedding painter to capture your favourite moment on canvas.

Having a live wedding artist at your wedding also holds its roots in tradition. Before the rise of wedding photography, it was practice to commission an artist to record your day on canvas.

Today, a wedding painting can provide something extra.
A live wedding painter will attend your wedding and paint live in real time whilst your guests watch the painting unfold.
You will be left with a memory to keep forever to remember the atmosphere of that moment in the day.
To commission me as your live wedding artist on your wedding day in Scotland, visit me at www.cherylmorrice.co.uk
Have an amazing time in Fife! Love Cheryl.


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