Real Weddings
From aisle to after-party
Step inside real Scottish celebrations — from Highland castles to city townhouses.
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- An Arran elopement on the summit of Goatfell — Six friends, one mountain, a flask of whisky and vows above the clouds.
- An Aberdeenshire farm wedding in high summer — Hay bales, hog roast, and the family collie down the aisle.
- A Loch Lomond summer wedding on the bonnie banks — a lochside hotel, a Chris Isaak first dance, and 130 people in linen.
- A Borders garden wedding at a family estate — Wildflowers from the field behind the house, and a marquee that fit 110.
- A Highland castle wedding in October: Kirsty & Ross — Autumn light, bagpipes at dawn and a first dance under fairy lights.
- A Glasgow townhouse celebration with 42 of their favourite people — An intimate West End dinner that proved smaller is often braver.
- An Edinburgh elopement at dawn on Calton Hill — Just the two of them, a celebrant, and the whole city waking up beneath.
- A Skye elopement at the Fairy Pools — Two rings, one waterfall, and a piper who walked in from Portree.
- An Inverness cathedral wedding with a Highland reception — Ceremony under stone arches, dinner in a converted steading, ceilidh until 2am.
- A St Andrews winter wedding by the sea — Fur stoles on West Sands, a whisky bar in the marquee, and snow on the day.
- An Edinburgh Old Town library wedding in December — Candles, black tie, mulled wine on arrival — a proper Old Town celebration.