FAQs

What is the dress code for your wedding?

Please refer to the ‘‘Dress’’ tab on our website.

We’d love for everyone to embrace the dress code, but what matters most is having as many of you there as possible. So don’t stress if you can’t find something that fits the theme exactly - we can’t wait to celebrate with you regardless!

What are Sam’s Views on the dresscode?

Notwithstanding Lilli’s admirable sentiments above, the following are strictly prohibited as male eveningwear, and anyone caught with them will be refused entry and be escorted from the premises:

  • Pre-tied bowties

  • Firearms (you know who you are)

  • Brogues (of any kind)

  • Brown shoes

  • Belts

  • Wing-collar shirts

  • Clip-on braces

  • The dreaded white shirt triangle

  • Suggestion boxes (i.e. shirt breast pockets)

  • Ugly velvet (non-ugly velvet welcome)

Any groomsmen will be happy to assist in the tying of a bowtie or other fashion queries.

Are children welcome?

As much as we adore your little ones, we’ve decided to make this an adults-only event. We’d love for you to relax and enjoy the celebration to the fullest, just like you have with us before.

Can I bring a plus one?

We’re incredibly lucky to have such a wonderful (and very large!) circle of friends we wanted to invite. Unfortunately, due to venue capacity, we’re only able to accommodate the guests whose full names are listed on the invitation - we simply couldn’t find a space big enough for absolutely everyone!

Is there someone I can contact if I have any other questions about the wedding?

Please feel free to contact Lilli or Samuel at any time, or simply email us at mcneils2027@gmail.com and we’ll get back to you as soon as we can.

if i want to visit the city-centre or restaurants / bars nearby,. what is the easiest way to do so?

Who is your recommended highland-wear tailor in inverness?

Chisholms

We strongly encourage our guests to explore during the less busy times of these few days. We will be publishing a list of great bars and restaurants in Inverness City Centre, which you can access with a taxi in 15-20 minutes.

Inverness also has its own taxi-app, which works just like Uber in large cities. A trip to the city from the castle costs roughly £20.