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Atholl Palace Hotel, Pitlochry, Perthshire
PH16 5LY
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(+44) 01796 473036

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The Perfect Scottish Wedding Venue
for the Perfect Day

The Atholl Palace provides all the ingredients that make up the dream wedding day. The character, the atmosphere, the added individuality and charm, the professionalism of our staff, always on hand to guide you through from the ceremony to the honeymoon.

We have years of experience planning weddings so we can help advise you on every detail, large and small, from photographs to flowers, entertainment to table plans.

Our variety of reception rooms mean that we can offer you the perfect the style and size of room for you to pledge your troth, or you may prefer a tranquil spot in our extensive gardens, or a traditional Highland Handfast by the tumbling Black Spout waterfall in the fragrant oakwoods surrounding the hotel. We have a variety of packages with menus and drinks of your choice.

Phone or E-mail our wedding specialists, Gillian and Roz, who will be happy to help with every detail of your wedding plans
weddings@athollpalace.com
Phone 01796 472400
Fax 01796 473036

 


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With the water temperature staying unseasonally low the first springers have been reluctant to make an attempt at the ladder this year. However natural instinct can only be held back for so long and in the last week of April 300 went through with the temperature still below the critical 10 deg.

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