Filming of a new Hollywood comedy starring Jeff Daniels, John Cleese and Dominic West has moved to the shores of Loch Ness as production continues on a movie about a disastrous Scottish wedding.
The Reception has brought an international cast to the Highlands, with crews setting up near Aldourie Castle, a historic estate overlooking the loch just outside Inverness.
Production vehicles, trailers, catering trucks and large temporary structures have been spotted near the village of Dores, where filming activity is expected to continue over the coming weeks.
The movie is directed by Trudie Styler, the actress, filmmaker and wife of musician Sting, and features a cast that also includes Guy Pearce, Portia de Rossi and Sabrina Impacciatore.
The story centres on a lavish wedding at a Scottish country estate that goes spectacularly wrong when the groom, Felix, abandons his bride Victoria at the altar.
Rather than cancelling the celebrations, the families decide to go ahead with the reception, leaving their guests to navigate an increasingly chaotic gathering.
As the two families attempt to maintain appearances, tensions emerge between relatives, friends and staff, with the disastrous wedding becoming the setting for a series of comic encounters.
The production began filming in Moray earlier this month, with Daniels photographed outside the former St Laurence Church in Forres.
The historic building was decorated with flowers for scenes involving the wedding ceremony, while production vehicles occupied surrounding streets.
Filming has now shifted towards Loch Ness, where Aldourie Castle is expected to provide the backdrop for scenes at the Scottish estate.
The castle and its grounds were also used for Laird, the forthcoming Paramount+ drama starring Kenneth Branagh, which has been filming at locations across Scotland.
Daniels, best known for his roles in Dumb and Dumber, The Newsroom and The Martian, leads the ensemble cast.
He is joined by former Monty Python star John Cleese, The Crown actor Dominic West and Australian actor Guy Pearce, whose credits include Memento and The Brutalist.
Portia de Rossi, known for Arrested Development, is also appearing in the film, alongside The White Lotus actress Sabrina Impacciatore.
Other cast members include Rachael Stirling, Selena Tan, Bronson Pinchot, Nicolas Maury, Will Merrick and Scottish performers Alyth Ross and Lewis Fleming.
The screenplay has been written by Tom Stourton and Tom Palmer.
Styler is producing the film with Celine Rattray through Maven Screen Media, alongside Piers Tempest of Tempo Productions.
Filming around Inverness is expected to continue into December.