Leanne & Arron’s Gothic-Inspired Fingask Castle Wedding in Perthshire
Leanne and Arron’s wedding at Fingask Castle was a striking and atmospheric celebration that embraced the drama and romance of one of Perthshire’s most distinctive venues. With a gothic twist woven throughout the day, their 2025 wedding felt bold, expressive, and entirely personal—perfectly suited to the historic character of the castle.
A Dramatic Ceremony at Fingask Castle
Set within the richly textured surroundings of Fingask Castle, Leanne and Arron’s ceremony was both intimate and theatrical. The castle’s stone walls, historic interiors, and naturally low, directional light created a powerful sense of mood, enhancing the gothic aesthetic without overwhelming the emotion of the moment.
Gothic Elegance in a Historic Setting
Fingask – home to Scotland’s surrealist garden: spectacular topiary staggers across the lawn bumping into stone globes, marble balls, statues and a figure of Alice (in Wonderland). Other literary and historical characters are scattered among the pleasure gardens first laid out in the 17th c. Both Bonnie Prince Charlie and his father are said to have approached the castle up the long yew avenue, known as the King’s Walk.
A Wedding That Reflected Personality and Place
What made Leanne and Arron’s wedding particularly memorable was how confidently it reflected who they are. By leaning into a gothic aesthetic and choosing a venue with such strong character, they created a day that felt authentic rather than conventional.
Their Fingask Castle wedding is a powerful example of how couples can blend personal style with historic surroundings to create a wedding that is visually distinctive, emotionally grounded, and completely their own—ideal inspiration for couples planning a bold, alternative wedding in Perthshire.
