September 2–5, 2027
The Weekend
Kinblethmont House · Arbroath, Angus, Scotland
The Itinerary
September 2–5, 2027
September 2
Arrive · Settle In · Welcome Dinner
Drop your bags, find your room, explore the castle, pour yourself a drink, and settle in. We'll have dinner together and spend our first night doing exactly what we came here to do... enjoying having all of our favorite people under one very old Scottish roof.
September 3 · Morning & Afternoon
Garden Party
No alarms and no packed itinerary. After breakfast, spend the morning and early afternoon enjoying the Scottish countryside and everything happening around the castle grounds.
September 3 · Evening
Last Knight Out
Think a whole pig roasting on the lawn, a huge fire as the sun goes down, drinks flowing, and plenty of Scottish music and dancing. Kilts and Scottish attire are encouraged for the men, and for the women, think feathers, velvet, sequins, tartan, and rich textures. Basically, if you've ever wanted an excuse to dress like you're attending a slightly unruly party at a Scottish estate, this is it.
September 4 · The Wedding
Morning at the Castle · Cliffside Ceremony · Celebration
Wake up, grab some breakfast, and enjoy the morning at the castle while everyone gets ready. Take your time... but not too much time. We have somewhere to be. Early afternoon, we'll head to the cliffs for the ceremony, then make our way back to Kinblethmont for dinner, drinks, and a night of celebrating together.
September 5
Breakfast · Check Out · Edinburgh
Unfortunately, they will eventually make us leave. Join us for a farewell breakfast together before checking out of Kinblethmont. Some of you will head home, some will continue exploring, and we'll be off to Edinburgh for the next part of the adventure. We hope to see you there!
The Ceremony
The cliffs of Angus, September 4th
Good Questions
FAQs
Can I bring children?
Unless I have specifically told you yes, no.
What happens if it rains?
It rains!
Can I bring a plus one?
Unless you ask me personally, no.
Are pets allowed?
If they were, Hairy would be there, but I'll cry about it if we get into it.
Do I need to wear a kilt?
Only if you want to! Kilts are absolutely welcome, but definitely not required.
Will there be free time?
Definitely. We want everyone to have time to relax, explore the estate, or visit nearby towns.
Do I need a power adapter?
Yes! Scotland uses Type G electrical outlets (the same as the rest of the UK).
Will my phone work?
Most major U.S. carriers offer international plans. We recommend checking with your provider before traveling.