Stunning mages have revealed how a picturesque new countryside wedding venue outside Glasgow will look when it hosts its first public events next year.
Hillhead Farm – situated in Torrance, just a 30 minute drive from the city centre – has released an exclusive set of images showcasing a glimpse of the fairytale location.
Set in 500 acres of secluded countryside 2.5 miles north of Milngavie, the venue’s centrepiece is a magnificent 230 square metre Baya dome structure.
READ MORE: Glasgow wedding venue crowned best in Scotland at national hospitality awards
READ MORE: Five hacks to have a dream wedding without the nightmare cost
The dome is built with sustainably sourced, construction-grade spruce timber, cladded with Siberian larch and topped with a waterproof, fireproof canopy, making it a stand-out venue among the miles of surrounding rolling countryside.
The multipurpose events space – which is now taking bookings for 2023 – provides a blank canvas for couples keen to design their special day from scratch. However to-be-weds can choose to work with a list of Hillhead Farm’s recommended suppliers, including caterers Spitting Pig Scotland, stylists 88 Events and floral specialist Flowers by Marion.
The business was launched in June by the Imrie family, who have owned and operated the land for more than 100 years.
Husband and wife duo Antoinette, 50, and John, 53, recently celebrated the wedding of daughter Jessica, 26, to new husband James Bedford at the venue, alongside their five other children Matt, 29, Ben, 24, Tabitha, 20, and Keziah, 17, (all Imrie) and Naomi Smart, 30.
Eldest son Matt said it was “emotional, but really special” to watch his little sister become the first person to tie the knot at the place they call home.
Matt said: “It was such a proud moment for me, not only as Jess’ big brother but also as one of the driving forces behind this new business venture for our family. My siblings and I invested more than £50,000 to bring this vision to life and I’m delighted to see that our hard work has paid off.
“We started building the dome less than two weeks before Jess and James’ big day, so this has been a real team effort from start to finish.
Where is your dream wedding location? Have your say in the comments below.
“From a business perspective, the wedding gave us the perfect opportunity to properly test the space as a venue and implement changes before what we anticipate will be a very busy wedding and events season in spring/summer 2023.
“We’re excited to continue working with our suppliers to help the business flourish and establish Hillhead Farm as one of the best, most unique event spaces that Glasgow has to offer.”
The multi-purpose events space is available to rent on a one or two-day basis from April to September each year, operating around the winter farming cycle and yearly lambing period.
Plans are also in place to build six luxury on-site accommodation pods later this year, capable of housing 12 guests.
To find out more about Hillhead Farm events ,email info@hillhead.co or visit www.hillhead.co
READ NEXT -
Renfrewshire man walks free after giving sick partner's life savings to wife-to-be
Family of vulnerable Scots patient looking for answers after he ‘walked out’ of hospital ward
Castlemilk gunman's appeal against sentence for murder of young dad rejected
Shamed Scots actor Kevin Guthrie made almost £130k while awaiting trial for sexual assault
Glasgow man in £1m lottery win says he owes it all to late mum’s sound advice
