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Exclusive Use

Exclusive Use, Exclusive Memories

Imagine having Mar Hall entirely to yourself. Our exclusive use offering ensures you can enjoy every corner of our historic estate, from the grand interiors to the stunning grounds, making your wedding day truly unforgettable.

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Enjoy exclusive use of Mar Hall for a wedding that’s uniquely yours.

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Woven quietly into the architecture of Mar Hall is a symbol, a soft, clover-like shape known as the quatrefoil. At once familiar and timeless, it speaks to a deeper story embedded in the fabric of the estate. Its roots lie in the Gothic Revival, a movement that swept across Britain in the late 18th and early 19th centuries, an era that embraced a return to artistry, grandeur, and thoughtful design. It was a time when buildings told stories, every arch held intention, and every ornament was a language of its own. Around 1828, as Mar Hall’s story began, the quatrefoil appeared throughout the estate, from carved stone façades to vaulted ceilings, decorative plasterwork, and intricate wooden panelling. At Mar Hall, the quatrefoil is more than decoration. It’s a thread connecting past to present, tradition to transformation. A mark of beauty and purpose that’s been part of our story from the very beginning, and one you’ll notice throughout your stay. #DistinctlyMarHall #ANewEra #OurHistory
In the early 19th century, Major General Robert Walter Stuart, the 11th Lord Blantyre, returned from his travels across Europe and Egypt with a vision - not for a monument, but for a home. A place where the spirit of adventure met the comforts of family. On the banks of the Clyde in 1828, that dream began to take shape. With the renowned architect Sir Robert Smirke, whose hand shaped icons like the British Museum, Mar Hall was born, not just a house, but a sanctuary of hospitality and belonging. Though Lord Blantyre never saw it finished, his wife, Lady Blantyre, took the reins. She shaped the interiors, nurtured the gardens, and filled its rooms with warmth and life. For over 30 years, she ensured Mar Hall became more than architecture, it became home. As time went on, Mar Hall became a gathering place for Scotland’s elite, hosting celebrations and grand events. During wartime, its doors opened once again, this time as a hospital, providing care and solace within its magnificent walls. Reopening this spring, Mar Hall enters a new chapter. A £20 million restoration has brought new life to this beloved estate, its history honoured, its spirit revived. This is more than a return to splendour. It’s a return to heart. Today, Mar Hall stands once again as a house that welcomes you home. Where the fire still crackles, the whisky still pours, and the stories are still being told. #DistinctlyMarHall #ANewEra #OurHistory
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