Located on the Scotland-England border, the Hunters Lodge Hotel is a Grade II Listed Building that was built during the First World War, and has remained in the same family for over 20 years.

The hotel accommodation offers modern amenities, and retains much of its original character with all public rooms furnished in a style in-keeping with the age of the hotel.  Ideal for a traditional Scottish wedding.  The hotel is privately ownes and completely supervised by the owners, this is a business run by people who care.  The bar is fully licensed.

Situated in the heart of Gretna, Hunters Lodge Hotel is also the closest hotel to the world famous Gretna Registration Office, and close to Anvil Hall. The famous "Blacksmiths" is approximately 5 minutes drive away and many other attractions and activities can be found nearby.

With over 15 years of experience in Gretna weddings, we pride ourselves in being able to give you a personal service for your special day - dealing with Linda & Garry (the hotel proprietors) personally the whole way through the build up to your big day.  Only a phone call away.......

Throughout the world, the name of Gretna is synonymous with "runaway weddings". Large or small wedding parties can be catered for (2 to 60 people).

Your Scottish wedding day should be one to remember and treasure, and with our help, your Gretna wedding day can be just that.   We can arrange and advise you on local wedding services available for your big day such as pipers, florists, hairdressers, witnesses and all the 101 things to make your special day come true.

Good Luck in your forthcoming wedding, and we hope we can be of assistance to you.

Linda and Garry

Fundraising:

This year, Garry will be running the Great North Run once again.  This will be his 10th year, and once again he will be raising funds for SARDA (Search and Rescue Dog Association) - www.sarda.org.uk).   As with all mountain rescue in the UK, SARDA relies on charitable donations in order to train and operate.  Each handler and dog carries around £2000 of equipment on a callout including radios, first aid kits and safety equipment.    It costs around £10,000 a year to run the association.  Any donations would be welcomed and can be done through his webpage