Plans to upgrade the King’s Dumfries House in Scotland follows quickly behind a proposal to turn a portion of Balmoral Estate into a wedding venue, as well King Charles’ wedding venue ...

Proceeds from commercial activity on the estate – including tours of Dumfries House, weddings, and events such as the 18th century dining evenings all support the work of The King’s Foundation ...

Diners are being offered the chance to experience 18th-century royal living at King Charles's Scottish mansion, Dumfries ...

The King's Foundation, which maintains the house, maintains it as a tourist destination, a hospitality venue and a suitable venue for weddings. The transformation of Dumfries House has brought ...

Plans for a “complex new” pavilion were submitted in November 2024 and require the “temporary” marquee - installed in 2011 - ...

THE first phase of plans for an extensive addition to Dumfries House has been granted approval. A submission was made to the East Ayrshire Council's planning department last year to temporarily move ...

The area's popularity as a wedding venue dates back to the 18th Century A surge in post-Covid marriages is continuing to be seen at Scotland's "wedding capital". Dumfries and Galloway Council (DGC ...

“Dumfries House has also become a successful wedding venue. In 2011, following repair and alteration of the house and outbuildings to provide visitor facilities and an improved visitor ...

A surge in post-Covid marriages is continuing to be seen at Scotland's "wedding capital". Dumfries and Galloway Council (DGC) confirmed there were 4,029 weddings in the Gretna area last year - ...