Book a Glasgow Wedding Ceilidh to Remember

A landmark venue in the West End with stained glass windows, vaulted ceilings, and a large circular space that’s ideal for ceilidh dancing. The ambience is both grand and relaxed — perfect for weddings that blend tradition with style.

Designed in the style of Charles Rennie Mackintosh, this venue blends artistry with modern function. The open reception spaces and picturesque park setting offer a unique twist for couples looking for a ceilidh in creative surroundings.

This converted brewery has an urban-industrial feel with exposed beams and a vibrant atmosphere. Its wedding space is perfect for informal ceilidhs with big energy and a modern, laid-back vibe.

A converted church in Glasgow’s West End, Cottiers offers dramatic stained-glass windows, a cosy bar, and a flexible event space with a stage and wooden floor — ideal for dancing. Its theatre-style layout and atmospheric lighting make it a great choice for ceilidhs that blend tradition with creativity.

One of Glasgow’s most visually striking venues, The Engine Works blends Victorian architecture with modern, industrial character. Its large, open-plan interior, exposed brick, and statement lighting offer a dramatic setting for a lively ceilidh and DJ night.

What better place for a Scottish wedding than the home of piping itself? The centre offers elegant spaces with a strong traditional feel, and can easily accommodate live music, ceilidh bands, and of course, bagpipes.

Steeped in history, this Merchant City venue offers classic Georgian interiors, high ceilings, and a formal setting that still feels welcoming. The Grand Hall suits lively group dances perfectly and brings real occasion to the event.

Set within the historic Templeton Building, this brewery venue blends Bavarian beer hall vibes with a Glasgow twist. The Grand Hall has loads of space for dancing, and the relaxed, contemporary atmosphere works brilliantly for informal ceilidhs.