There is good reason why Cameron is an anagram of Romance. Cameron House, the magnificent Baronial mansion, with its breath-taking backdrop, sumptuous food and stunning views across the still waters of Loch Lomond, means it’s perfect for romance.

A Winter Wedding at Cameron House, Loch Lomond is the epitome of the fairy-tale wedding but what sets this location apart is that you don’t have to only dream about it.

On your big day, imagine the traditional red carpet, the stunning setting, the piper piping you in, roaring fires, festive aromas, twinkling fairy lights, and of course, the champagne on ice. A blanket of snow falls outside as you party the night away after the best day of your life.

When you wake up in the stylish bridal suite the next day, you look out onto the silvery waters of Loch Lomond and feel the most relaxed you’ve felt in months. The Carrick Spa has some ultra pampering treatments waiting for you, after your leisurely breakfast and a romantic stoll around the grounds.

Cameron House are offering some special wedding packages. For those who are tying the knot in 2013, celebrate your special day at this magnificent Baronial mansion, and receive a complimentary top table for ten and a reduced facility rate with a minimum of 80 guests.

There are also wedding packages available for 2014. Book your special day in January, February, November or December and enjoy a reduced facility rate when you have a minimum of 80 guests.

For more information:

http://www.devere-hotels.co.uk/hotel-lodges/locations/cameron-house/weddings-events/introduction.html

Couples who are looking for a different setting for their wedding have a new resource at their disposal called Hire Space. Reuben Sagar is part of the entrepreneurial team behind London’s leading venue website and writes regularly for Yahoo! about venues. He gives us the low down on some unusual places all of which can be found on Hire Space.

“The search for the perfect wedding venue is often about as hard as finding the perfect partner. There may be plenty more fish in the sea, but there aren’t so many venues up on dry land. What’s more, the most well known venues are often snapped up before you’ve even heard of them. To help here’s my selection of the best unusual wedding venues in London.

To start, I have a new venue which has just come up for grabs. Available on a dry hire basis (you can bring your own caterer and drinks), 35 Commercial Road is located on the edge of the City in a former Jonny Walker warehouse. The history comes through with exposed wooden floors and brickwork. This blank canvas space has East London style but with a tube link and toilets!

Next up is is my favourite historical venue in London, Watermens’ Hall. A livery hall, the venue is full of curiosities and beautiful design. The space isn’t as large as some of the bigger Livery spaces in London, but it has a unique feel and isn’t so well known so has good availability throughout the year.

If you like to avoid the city smoke, the Wetlands Centre in West London is paradise. Located in London’s most lovely nature reserve this venue will give you a feeling of peace and tranquillity on your big day (unlikely but true!). They have a choice of two spaces depending on the size of your party, the ‘Wetland Living’ space is particularly beautiful.

Fourth on my list is a school! Yes that place you swore you would never go back to!! But, this is not any ordinary school, Mill Hill is one of London’s oldest educational establishments, and their large dining hall is as atmospheric and visually appealing as any West End venue. And don’t worry the catering is as far from school dinners as you can possibly imagine…

The venue bringing up the incredibly well designed rear of my lovely list is the Smokehouse Gallery at Forman’s Fish Island. Overlooking the Olympic Stadium, Forman’s is a unique venue with unique appeal. The space is very modern and could be a little clinical for some people’s taste but is one of my favourites.”