Chris & Jane

Neidpath is a rare example of a fortified tower house, and amazingly preserved. Unlike other medieval strongholds, the castle has survived through the centuries and even endured times of neglect. By 1790, the upper storeys of the tower’s wing had collapsed, and it’s partly due to a fortuitous change in the line of inheritance that the remaining structure has been successfully maintained and improved to this day. The ancient walls of Neidpath Castle have been home to generations of aristocratic Scottish families. Their stories are very much part of life at the castle today. Neidpath has an enduring, and fascinating beauty. It’s an enchanting place, with an historic heart. Neidpath was visited by Mary, Queen of Scots in 1563, and by James VI in 1587. Following damage to the tower during Oliver Cromwell's invasion of Scotland in 1650, John Hay, the 1st Marquis of Tweeddale, remodelled the castle and constructed the outbuildings in the 1660s.

12:00 Arrival - Fizz in the Great Hall 01:00 Ceremony - Held in the Lower Hall 02:00 Photographs - In the grounds and on the battlements 03:00 Dinner - A three course meal in the Great Hall 04:00 Party Arrivals - Everyone Arrives and are met Fizz 05:00 Speeches & Cake 06:00 Music and the first Dance then a Celidh A Gin Station in the XXXX A Whisky Station in the Dungeon 08:00 Fireworks in the Ground Hog Roast Pizza from a Defender 09:00 Music and Music 11:00 Home

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