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Wildflowers at Weddings
There’s something deeply special about using wildflowers in a wedding. Here in Scotland, we’re surrounded by seasonal beauty, from the soft purple haze of heather on the hills to cheerful daisies and delicate bluebells lining country lanes. Incorporating these local wildflowers into your ceremony or décor not only adds natural charm, but also connects your
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Interview with Celtic Oathing Stones
I have had the pleasure to talk to Elle, who founded CelticOathingStones. She answered all our questions and explained the important role Scottish traditions have in the modern world and in weddings Hello, my name is Elle Carling and I’m a Scottish artist living and working in Edinburgh, Scotland. I’ve been a professional artist for
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Gel, Biro or Fountain?
Did you know you have to use a fountain pen when signing a marriage license? It’s all about permanence. Fountain pen ink is archival-quality and can’t be erased or altered over time, which helps protect the legal integrity of the document. It might feel a bit old-school, but it’s a beautiful tradition that adds a
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Where Can You Get Married in Scotland?
A Guide to Locations & Legalities Scotland is one of the most beautiful and versatile places in the world to get married. Whether you dream of a grand castle wedding, a scenic lochside ceremony, or even an intimate elopement on a mountaintop, Scotland offers endless possibilities. One of the best things about getting married here
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Scottish Wedding Traditions and Symbolism
Scotland is a land of rich history, breathtaking landscapes, and deeply rooted traditions—especially when it comes to weddings. Scottish wedding customs blend ancient Celtic influences, clan heritage, and modern romance, making them truly unique and memorable. From the symbolic handfasting ceremony to the lively ceilidh dancing, every aspect of a traditional Scottish wedding carries meaning
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Wedding in the Woods
Cast your mind back quite a few decades, where weddings would mainly be a religious ceremony in a church, with the famous ‘till death do us part’ vows… now flash forward to modern day. There are more and more couples opting for a celebrant to conduct their marriage, not only because it is more personal
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History of the Honeymoon
There are many traditions associated with weddings dating back years, they evolve and change to how we know them today. Through the years we add little tweaks to make them more modern and each couple can make the traditions as personal as they like or change them completely. One old tradition still seen today is
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