Get married at The Craw's Nest
Your wild wedding spot on the Fife coast
Want somewhere that no one will ever forget?
Then maybe The Rhynd’s wild weddings at the Craw’s Nest are for you.
The Rhynd’s wild weddings are located at one of the most remote parts of the estate under a stretch tent. All of the locally sourced food is cooked over an Argentinian grill right in front of you, while the tables are made from a huge poplar tree. Decorations come from the surrounding forest and the only sound you can hear is the local wildlife. The Craw’s Nest is the ideal place for those looking at a more intimate and relaxed celebration.
This is a truly unique opportunity to get married in an amazing location, with incredible food and drink, with the minimum of stress. We can take care of everything for you.
Want to know more? Then get in touch today by emailing weddings@therhynd.com.
Useful information
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Weddings for up to 50 people can be catered for.
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All food is taken care of.
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Depending on numbers, everything from a seven-course tasting menu through to amazing BBQ-style food is available.
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Tables, chairs, crockery, linen napkins and cutlery are all included.
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Half a bottle of wine per person and a glass of champagne are included.
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The only things you need to organise are a celebrant, a photographer and the music you would like. We can, of course, help you with all of these.
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The Craw’s Nest season runs from May until September.
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We will drive guests up to the Craw’s Nest from The Rhynd and back, so there are no cars on site and taxis can be sorted easily at the end of the night.
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The bar is tailored to just what you want whether that’s a full cash bar or prepaid drinks (no BYOB option available).
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The Craw’s Nest comes equipped with a fire pit, soft furnishings, outdoor furniture and a PA system.
Working for a sustainable future
The Craw’s Nest is all about being sustainable. The food is all from the estate or from the local area, while the grills were made with off-cuts of metal in the farm workshop. The tables and benches were built from a felled poplar tree, that had to come down because of the electricity pylons, and the wood that is burnt on the grill and in the fire pit is all from Storm Arwen. What’s more, for every plate of food we serve at the Craw’s Nest, we will plant another tree that autumn – we’re calling it our ‘plates for pines’ initiative.
Want to know more? Then get in touch today by emailing weddings@therhynd.com.