Kim and Wayne were married on 27th July 2019 at Durn House in Portsoy. They were planning their wedding for three years. Many thanks to the lovely Liana from Firefly and Embers for sharing her images of the day. You can find Liana on her website, Facebook and Instagram. ”We chose Durn House because it is more intimate; we had a small family wedding as I suffer from anxiety.” "My favourite part of the planning process was choosing my dress. I knew I wanted a tea dress and after trying a few full length ones I knew I wouldn’t be happy till I tried on the dress of my choice. I b ..read more

Many thanks to the lovely Bernadeta from Bernadeta Kupiec Photography for sharing this shoot with us. YOu can find Bernadeta on her website, Facebook and Instagram and she tells us more about the shoot here… "Glencoe is not only majestic mountains and stunning views over Three Sisters but also has some secluded and peaceful spots that can be used as a place for an intimate elopement. I like the rocky walls that separate the forest from the nearby river. Tall trees provide shelter from strong winds, heavy rain or strong sunny light. I wanted this elopement to be one of a kind.” "In my spare tim ..read more

Nina and Andy were married on 28th October on the shore of Loch Morlich in the Cairngorms. They were planning on and off for ten months. Covid changed their plans significantly. Huge thanks to Rhian from Babe in the Wood Media for sharing her images of the day. You can find Rhian on her website, Facebook and Instagram. "Originally we had planned to elope to Barbados having been on holiday there once and falling in love with it. However, COVID had other plans! So we chose Scotland by default really… but then when we started planning and realising how beautiful Scotland is especially in the Autu ..read more

Steph and Joe aka Mr and Mrs Bygone were married on 6th October 2020 at The Pumkpin Patch at Arnprior Farm and were planning for thirty three days! “I know!! It’s been a crazy year for everyone. I always told Joe that we would get married when we’re old and grey (I thought that was super romantic) but life is short and 2020 made me realise... I want to marry him right now! I proposed quite spontaneously, no grand gestures, just a glimmer of a plan that happened to completely fall into place.” Thank you so much to Jo + Liam for sharing the memories of this day with us. You can find these two on ..read more

Sarah and Fernando travelled from Texas to get married on 25th November 2019 at Dunnottar Castle in Aberdeenshire. They were planning their wedding for about six - eight months. Thanks to the lovely Liana from Firefly and Embers Photography for sharing her images of their day. You can find Liana on her website, Facebook and Instagram. “It started with Pinterest of course. I started searching top places to elope. I fell in love with this picture of a bride with a cliffside castle. The first photo I came across was from Dunluce Castle, which is in Ireland. Once I started the research on h ..read more

Rob and Rosie were married last January at the Scottish Dark Sky Observatory in East Ayrshire, before the word ‘pandemic’ dictated our every move. Yes micro weddings did happen before and they are awesome! Huge thanks to the lovely Zoë Alexandra for sharing her images with us. You can find Zoe on her website, Facebook and Instagram. A million thanks to our fabulous Cat of Fin Flükra for describing this gorgeous day. You can find Cat on her website, Facebook and Instagram. Rosie and Rob were keen to have a wedding which reflected them as both as a couple, they are both quite shy ..read more

Siobhan and Mags were married on 27th September and were the winners of a competition run by the mega talented team at Wee Wild Weddings. I was lucky enough to be one of the judges of the competition and am so happy to see this wedding and all the joy come together. They got married at Dundarroch House and were planning for seven weeks. Huge thanks to Sarah from Fotomaki Photography for sharing her images of their special day. You can catch Sarah on their website, Facebook and Instagram. "We loved Dundarroch’s stunning views and garden size. It’s a national park!” "We had a very lim ..read more

Amy & Scott were married on 7th November Neidpath Castle in Peebles. They were planning since January 2020. Big thanks to the lovely Susie Olzen for sharing her images of the day. You can find Susie on her website, Facebook or Instagram. "We liked the size of venue, it wasn’t too big. We loved the roaring open fires with romantic candles lit throughout. The castle has it’s own theme and decor steeped in history so was a beautiful backdrop to our day.” "Scott was not very involved! We visited the venue together back in January and we fell in love with it then. Scott was very suppo ..read more

Lydia and Gary were married on 2nd October at Mount Stuart House, followed by dinner and drinks with close family at Keans Cottage, on the Isle of Bute. They were planning their wedding for eight weeks and this was the only wedding at Mount Stuart House in 2020. Thank you to the lovely Jacqui from Chic Photo for sharing her images of the day. You can find Jacqui on her website, Facebook or Instagram. "I am from the Isle of Bute originally and I used to work at Mount Stuart on Summers off from University. I worked at some amazing weddings there over the years, including for some famous people ..read more

Anabelle and Davey were married on 19th August at Brother’s Point on the Isle of Skye. They came over from Tennessee to get married in Scotland and have a muddy adventure with Maureen du Preez. Huge thanks to Maureen for sharing her images from the day! You can contact Maureen on her website, Facebook or Instagram. "We met in high school on our first day of freshman year, 6th August 2012, so August just seemed like the perfect month to get married seven years later! Also all the travel blogs I read mentioned August was the best time to visit Scotland with the laurel blooming.” "I was bas ..read more