Isle of Mull
7, April 2026
Barbara & Fraser
invite you to join them in celebrating their wedding on the Isle of Mull
Wedding Itinerary
Here’s what to expect during the week of Barbara and Fraser’s wedding. We’re so excited to celebrate with you!
Location
Accommodation: Torloisk House, Isle of Mull
Ceremony and reception: Croft 3, Isle of Mull
Key Dates
Saturday – Arrival Day - Check-in 4pm
Accommodation: Torloisk House
Guests are welcome to arrive at Torloisk House any time. Fraser and Barbara will be there. Feel free to settle in, explore the grounds, and make yourselves at home. Dinner this evening is self-catered and casual.
Tuesday, 7 April, 2026 – Wedding Day
Location: Croft 3 Fanmore, Isle of Mull, PA73 6LX
10 am till 11.30 – Decoration set up by the wedding party
11:30 pm – Guests who were not part of the set-up arrive, Bride and Groom arrive
12:00 PM – Indoor ceremony
2:00 PM till 3:00 PM – Photos and drinks reception
3:00 PM till 5:00 PM – 3-course meal and departure
5:00 PM till 6:00 PM - Clean up of decorations
6:00 PM till Midnight - Party, Drinks and fun at Torloisk House
Saturday – Departure
Check out from Torloisk House by 10 AM. Safe travels, and thank you for being part of our special week!
Address
Torloisk House, Isle of Mull PA74 6NH
Arrival time
Saturday 4 April, 2026 - Anytime after 4 pm
Departure time
Guest must vacate by
Saturday 11 April, 2026 - 10 am
Accommodation
Torloisk House
Nestled on the west coast of the Isle of Mull, Torloisk House is a grand and welcoming country home set within a historic estate.
Surrounded by sweeping lawns, woodlands, and views of the sea, it’s a peaceful and elegant base for the week’s celebrations.
Barbara and Fraser would like to warmly invite their family to stay with them at Torloisk House during the week of their wedding. The house has been booked for the full week, but there’s no obligation to stay the entire time; come and go as suits your schedule.
Whether you're relaxing by the fire, exploring the estate, or enjoying time together in the lead-up to the big day, Torloisk offers a beautiful setting to connect, unwind, and celebrate.
Room details
Maclean Bedroom (2nd floor) - Barbara & Fraser
Dulach Bedroom (2nd floor) - Jacqueline & John
Benmore Bedroom (2nd floor) - Lynsey & Andrew, and kids
Mrs Bridges's bedroom (1st floor) - Annie & Kris
Norman’s Ruh Self Catering - Shaunny & Sean
Twin rooms
Vyner Bedroom (2nd floor) Gavin & Ailidh
Benmore Dressing Room (2nd floor)
Ruan & Rannoch (joined to Benmore bedroom)
Clephane Bedroom (1st floor) Free
Single rooms
Ruby's Bedroom (1st floor) Marion
Self-catering accommodation
Torloisk House is self-catering, so please remember to bring food and supplies for the duration of your stay. While there is a Co-op in Tobermory, we recommend stocking up on essentials while still on the mainland, as certain items may be harder to find once you’re on the island.
Private Beach
Just a short ten-minute walk or drive beyond the grounds, you’ll find a beautifully secluded grey-sand beach tucked below the house. It’s perfect for a quiet swim or simply soaking up the view, and more often than not, you’ll have it all to yourselves.
Feel free to bring your own beach gear like swimsuits, chairs, umbrellas, picnic blankets, or even a portable BBQ for a relaxed day by the sea.
Wedding Venue
Croft 3
Croft 3 is a cosy, family-run restaurant and working croft on the Isle of Mull, offering simple, seasonal food in a beautifully restored farmhouse.
Owners Jeanette and Jack have lovingly brought this old building back to life, reusing its original stone and preserving its character. The result is a warm and welcoming space that feels both timeless and personal.
Set on 50 acres of peaceful countryside, Croft 3 boasts stunning south-facing views over the water, perfect for a relaxed, intimate celebration. The land is at the heart of everything they do. With a growing garden, friendly animals, and a commitment to becoming self-sufficient, the croft offers a unique glimpse into island life and local living.
Whether you’re drawn to the rustic charm or the heartfelt hospitality, Croft 3 is a place where love and good food come together naturally.
Isle of Mull Cheese
Sgriob-ruadh Dairy Farm and Distillery Cheese and Spirit One Herd of Cows. Explore. A resourceful, family-run dairy farm on the Isle of Mull
The Driftwood Spa
The Driftwood Spa offers a wide selection of luxurious spa treatments, spa days & breaks in the soothing & calming backdrop of the Isle of Mull.
The Mull Museum
A small museum crammed with information about the history of Mull and its people - crofting, the Spanish galleon, WW2 naval base, and more.
Things to do in Mull
The Isle of Mull is full of beautiful walks, wildlife, and places to explore. We encourage you to do a little research ahead of your trip to make the most of your time on the island. There’s something for everyone, whether you’re after scenic strolls, cosy cafés, or a bit of local history.
Below are a few suggestions that might interest you, but there’s no pressure to visit them. Enjoy your time however you like!
Other activities and locations
Family dinner
Café Fish
Café Fish is a renowned seafood restaurant perched on the upper floor of the CalMac Pier in Tobermory, offering panoramic views over Tobermory Bay to Calve Island and the Sound of Mull.
Owned by cousins Jane Gill and chef Liz McGougan, the restaurant prides itself on serving exceptionally fresh seafood, much of which is sourced from their own fishing boat, The Highlander, and local fishermen. The menu features daily specials based on the catch of the day, including dishes like crispy whole sea bream with citrus salsa and a classic fish stew in spiced Tuscan broth.
Please note that Café Fish is a cash-only establishment, so ensure you have cash on hand. Reservations are highly recommended, especially for dinner service.
How to get there
Getting to the Isle of Mull
The most direct route to the Isle of Mull is by ferry from Oban to Craignure, with a crossing time of approximately 45 minutes. Vehicle reservations are strongly recommended.
Alternative Ferry Routes
Additional ferry services to Mull operate from:
Morvern (Lochaline)
Ardnamurchan (Kilchoan)
Travel to Iona
The Isle of Mull also serves as the main gateway to the beautiful Isle of Iona, accessible via onward travel from Mull.
Booking Advice
We recommend purchasing ferry tickets in advance. Tickets can be purchased here: Ferry to and from Mull | Visit Mull with CalMac | Caledonian MacBrayne