Exchange vows with the breathtaking backdrop of a baronial mansion on the shore of Loch Lomond. Your moment, at Cameron House.

Built in 1832, on the site of the previous castle, Boturich Castle belonged to the Lennox and Buchanan families before the present owners took over. At this time, the novelist Sir Walter Scott visited Boturich to research the novel Rob Roy. In 1850, the Octagon Tower, was added and became the principal entrance to the castle.

The Black Bull is for romantics. Set as it is, on the edge of Loch Lomond and the Trossachs National Park, amidst some of Scotland's most magnificent scenery, here is a simply stunning location for a unique, memorable wedding celebration –for the Scottish honeymoon of a lifetime – or for that really special romantic escape with a loved one.

At this great little Scottish hotel you expect and will receive the finer touches as the norm, combined with a level of personal attention which we ensure by working together with you, planning and creating your perfect day - for you and your very special guest or guests!

Elope, marry, honeymoon or just relax and rediscover yourselves amidst the sensuality, intrigue, mystique and romantic lure which is this sensational part of Scotland. Whisky, bagpipes, tartan and kilts. Ancient castles and churches, architecture of every style imaginable and seemingly endless, stunning, often untamed landscapes. All of this and much more awaits you here. Perfectly complemented by the warm, soothing hospitality of one of the most charming hotels in Scotland.

Beneath the celestial ceiling mural by Alasdair Gray, one of Scotland’s largest pieces of public art, guests can enjoy the fine Scottish fodder and impeccable service which has put it on the map as one of Glasgow’s leading venues. It is an atmospheric room enhanced by the orginal pagan stained glass and, as well as retaining many of the original features of the church, offers a contemporary setting in which to hold events. Hire of the Auditorium also includes the use of the Gallery.