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Painting of Edinburgh Castle in autumn

Getting Here

We recommend flying into Edinburgh International Airport (EDI).

Getting into the City Centre

Edinburgh Airport (EDI), Edinburgh, UK

There are plenty of ways to get into the city centre! There's a direct tram to the city centre, the bus, or a taxi. We DO NOT recommend using Uber to get from the airport to Edinburgh. 

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Shuttle to and from Gosford

We will be providing a shuttle from Edinburgh city centre to Gosford House on the 18th.

Location pick-up in Edinburgh TBD.
Return shuttles at: 22:30, 23:45.

Getting to Gosford

If you are not taking the shuttle, we suggest either getting a taxi from Edinburgh directly to the venue or (less encouraged) getting a train to Aberlady and then a taxi to the venue. 

Please do not use Uber; although it may appear available in the area of Gosford, they are few and far between and you could be waiting over 30 mins. We will add numbers to a local taxi service closer to the date.

Hotels We Recommend

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    A stylish hotel in a restored Victorian building on Victoria Street, between the Grassmarket and the Royal Mile. Book through this link for our wedding rate.

    Photo: Drnoble, CC BY-SA 4.0

  • House of Gods Hotel

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    A small, opulent boutique hotel on the Cowgate in the heart of the Old Town. Think velvet, gold and a cocktail bar full of character.

  • The Balmoral

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    Edinburgh’s grand five-star landmark at the east end of Princes Street, right beside Waverley Station. Classic luxury beneath its famous clock tower, with views towards the castle.

  • Premier Inn hub

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    Compact, smartly designed rooms at a budget-friendly price, a short walk from the Royal Mile. Great value if you just need a comfortable base.

  • Prestonfield

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    A romantic 17th-century country house set in parkland beneath Arthur’s Seat, complete with roaming peacocks. Candlelit and theatrical, yet only minutes from the city centre.

  • The Scotsman Hotel

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    Set in the grand former offices of The Scotsman newspaper on North Bridge, between the Old and New Towns. Characterful rooms, a sweeping marble staircase and its own spa.

    Photo: Katie Chan, CC BY-SA 3.0

  • Radisson Blu

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    A comfortable, modern hotel right on the Royal Mile, built in traditional Old Town style. Handy for everything, with a pool and gym on site.

    Photo: N Chadwick, CC BY-SA 2.0