Wedding photography and film at Errol Park

Errol Park is a country weddings venue in the Carse of Gowrie, Scotland, set within an 18th-century mansion that overlooks the River Tay.

An 18th-century mansion in the Carse of Gowrie overlooking the Tay, Errol Park offers an intimate, romantic setting with walled gardens and countryside views that feel genuinely private and unhurried.

We are genuinely drawn to what this place offers photographically and cinematically: walled gardens, sweeping countryside views and a sense of privacy that lets a wedding day breathe at its own pace. The natural light across open Tayside farmland, framed by historic architecture, is the kind of backdrop we find endlessly interesting to work with. It is a venue we would love to bring our cameras to.

Frequently asked questions about Errol Park

What is it like to get married at Errol Park?

Errol Park has the kind of atmosphere that is genuinely hard to manufacture: an 18th-century mansion set in the Carse of Gowrie with views over the Tay and walled gardens that feel entirely private. Couples who choose it tend to want a day that feels unhurried and personal rather than grand and formal. The countryside setting means there is a real sense of escape, and the house itself carries that warm, lived-in character that makes guests feel at ease from the moment they arrive.

Is Errol Park a good venue for wedding photography and videography?

Country house venues like Errol Park are wonderful to work with from a creative point of view. The combination of period architecture, walled gardens, open countryside and natural light gives photographers and videographers a huge range of settings within one location, so coverage never feels repetitive. The private, unhurried nature of the estate also means there is rarely any pressure to rush between moments, which always leads to more relaxed and natural images and footage.

Can we book Big Day Productions to photograph and film our wedding at Errol Park?

Absolutely, and Errol Park is exactly the kind of venue we would love to shoot at. We cover weddings across Scotland and are very happy to travel to the Carse of Gowrie for the right couple. Just get in touch through our contact page and we can talk through your plans, check our availability for your date and put together a package that suits what you have in mind.

How do guests typically travel to Errol Park for a wedding?

Errol Park sits in the Carse of Gowrie in Perthshire, which is accessible by road from several parts of central and eastern Scotland. Most guests tend to travel by car, and it is worth pointing couples in the direction of local accommodation options so that nobody has to worry about driving home after the celebrations. We would recommend asking the venue directly for their guidance on transport and nearby places to stay, as they will have the most up-to-date local knowledge.

Does the walled garden at Errol Park work well as a backdrop for wedding photos?

Walled gardens are genuinely some of our favourite settings to work in because they offer enclosure, texture and a sense of quiet that open fields sometimes lack. At Errol Park the garden sits within a wider landscape that includes countryside views and the character of the mansion itself, so there is real variety available without ever needing to venture far. Whether you want relaxed, candid portraits or something a little more composed, that kind of setting gives us plenty to work with.

Is Errol Park suitable for an intimate wedding rather than a large celebration?

From everything we know about Errol Park, it is very much designed with intimacy in mind. The scale of the house, the private gardens and the countryside setting all lend themselves to a day that feels personal and unhurried rather than large and logistical. If you are planning a smaller celebration where atmosphere and detail matter more than headcount, it is the sort of venue that tends to suit that vision very well.