Are you considering having an elopement wedding? is the thought of one hundred people looking at you at a big Castle wedding making you feel anxious or uneasy, or is the cost of a large wedding a little hard to swallow? If so, and you think that eloping to Scotland is the answer for your micro-wedding dream then read on to discover more about the meaning of an elopement wedding and how to know if it really is for you. Elopement Wedding Photographers Insight As Scottish Elopement planners, we at Wild Hearts we are especially lucky to work alongside an abundance of seriously special elopement we ..read more

Scotland has the grand Castles and the beautiful stately homes but did you know we also have some of the best beaches to elope to as well? Beaches and rolling waves make for some of the most stunning elopement backdrops with the added element of the sea breeze to create dramatic, atmospheric wedding photographs. Our best beach wedding elopement packages are combined with a Castle, the ultimate Scottish elopement combination!  Image by Margaret Soraya Beaches to Elope to in Scotland Image by Otago Street Collective Dunscaith Castle on Isle of Skye The Isle of Skye has to be up there ..read more

Love Story How did you meet ? Sam and I matched on Tinder 6 years ago. We chatted for couple weeks before we decided to meet up. I like the fact we didn’t rush and we both took our time to know each other. On our first date, we went for coffee then went to the pub to watch a rugby match and Sam offered to go for dinner. We kept chatting and I didn’t want our day to end. After dinner, Sam asked me if I wanted to go in his car and drive with him to somewhere I’ve never been. I could not believe that I went into a stranger’s car at on a dark evening. We drove to a beautiful view over the city ..read more

Have you always dreamt of having your very own traditional Scottish Wedding?   Weddings are engrained in Scottish folklore, carrying many age-old traditions to provide good luck for the future of the bride and groom’s marriage, whilst paying respect to Scottish culture. If you have ever been lucky enough to visit Scotland and its people, you will know that they have strived to cling to their culture and heritage for centuries. As a result, there are lots of ways to incorporate and embrace Scottish wedding traditions and culture into your elopement.   Book Your Elopement Image by ..read more

Image by Lyndsey Anne Photography Image by Andy Hamilton Photography Glencoe is fast becoming one of the most desirable outdoor spots for elopement weddings and shoots in the world. This perfect scottish backdrop provides an enviable backdrop for weddings and engagement shoots.That said, despite being one of the most romantic places for an outdoor wedding in Scotland, Glencoe is remotely located and there are some practicalities to consider before you commit to making the journey. We reached out to some of the most experienced elopement photographers in Scotland and asked them what advice th ..read more

We have been lucky enough to collaborate with amazing Scottish wedding and elopement photographers The Caryls on this blog to bring you all you need to know about getting married on the stunning Isle of Skye. The Caryls have lots of experience on Skye and know exactly how to get the perfect shots that convey the beauty and atmosphere of one of Scotland’s most dramatic destinations which is why we thought they would be absolutely perfect writers for this post! The Isle of Skye lies off the north west coast of Scotland. Its imposing mountains have drawn keen climbers for years. But with the open ..read more

Images by Sean Bell Eilean Donan is one of the most iconic of Scotland’s castles. Sitting out on its own island, surrounded by calm water and the rolling mountains of the Isle of Skye, this castle near Kyle of Lochalsh is easily one of the best backdrops to have your castle pictures taken. Connected to the mainland by an arched bridge, the castle is arguably one of the most stunning and best castles in Britain. Eilean Donan has appeared in TV and movies such as the film “Highlander” and the 1999 James Bond movie “The World Is Not Enough”.  There are some important things to know about ha ..read more

Destination weddings don’t have to take a year of planning to happen, you can organise a last minute elopement to Scotland within three months and still have it turn out just as magical as you hoped. The recent restrictions caused by Coronavirus might have left you feeling like you can no longer wait to tie the knot, so if you’re looking to get married as soon as you can but also want to live out your dream of a destination wedding in Scotland, then read on to find out how to make your Scottish elopement happen quickly and simply! Image by The Caryls Book an Elopement Planner We would definit ..read more

Carol-Ann at Harper Scott Photography is one of our favourite vendors for capturing Scottish Elopements all over the country, including Edinburgh, Glencoe and the Highlands. We sent her 5 questions about being an Elopement photographer to better understand what she loves about her work and how her experience makes her an expert in Elopement photography. What makes Scotland a special destination for elopement weddings? That's easy. Scotland offers eloping couples an incredible range of locations. From bustling cities to remote mountainous terrain, couples are utterly spoilt for choice. Let’s n ..read more

Image by: Lyndsey Anne “Somewhere in Glencoe where the wild ones go” It’s no secret to the locals that Glencoe is fast becoming a hot spot for Elopements. With the steep dramatic mountains surrounding the glens, sparkling lochs and waterfalls at every turn it’s easy to see why. Put simply Glencoe has it all!  So, if you are thinking about saying your “I do’s” in Glencoe, here’s some important information for you to consider… Getting Legally Married in Scotland   Did you know one of the great things about Scotland is that you can get legally married anywhere? No special licenses are ..read more