white floral ceremony decor at Trump Turnberry — Trump Turnberry (Photo: Craig and Eva Sanders)

Plan your Scottish wedding

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Inspiration to find your perfect wedding venue

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18 of the best exclusive use wedding venues in Scotland 2024

15 of the best wedding venues in Lanarkshire 2024

26 of the best barn wedding venues in Scotland 2024

A person in a kilt and person in a wedding dress holding hands and walking in a garden at Achnagairn Castle.

TTKS visits: Achnagairn Castle near Inverness

Citation Glasgow (image Mark Wild Photography)

Twilight weddings: a trendy new offering for Scottish couples

37 of the best castle wedding venues in Scotland 2024

38 unique and unusual wedding venues in Scotland 2024

15 of the best country house wedding venues in Scotland 2024

Advice and traditions for your Scottish ceremony

How to fill in the marriage M10 form for getting married in Scotland

Meet the celebrant: Paul Browett

How do Scottish wedding traditions compare with the rest of the world?

Dearly departed: ways to pay tribute to lost loved ones on your big day

a bride and groom kissing in the heather covered hills of Glencoe in Scotland. They have a spaniel dog on a lead with them

Run Away with Me: all you need to know to have a Scottish elopement

10 dos and don'ts of choosing a reading for your wedding ceremony

The legalities and rules behind getting married in Scotland

celebrant conducting wedding ceremony of a bride and groom in front of guests

How to write your wedding vows

couple smiling as they walk back up the aisle after getting married

Everything you need to know about getting married outside in Scotland

Flowers, cakes and decor, it's all in the details

View all decor + details

formal round table set ups feature elevated floral displays of dark reds and purples

Your guide to wedding flower centrepieces

Meet the supplier: Laura McCranor Weddings and Events

couple kissing after getting married - bride holding colourful floral bouquet

Real brides tell us how wedding florists brought their visions to life

Wedding bakers share how much wedding cake you need and more tips

bud vases and candles line the middle of white table runner on a wooden dining table

Introducing new wedding styling and planning company Dekor & Co

Wedding flowers for every season: tips and tricks from florists

How should you travel to your wedding? Take our transport quiz to find out

Wedding trends to inspire your big day

Inspiration + Trends

25 wedding trends to watch out for in 2025

How to incorporate pets and other animals into your wedding day

brides looking at one another at Chatelherault shoot

Whimsical styled shoot with wild flowers and pastel decor at Chatelherault

Bride, groom, wedding party and bag pipers walk across pebble path to get to white

5 things the experts wish you knew about having a marquee wedding

collage of pinterest trends for weddings 2025

Pinterest Predicts: ultimate trends for your 2025 wedding

Wedding gift ideas for couples who live together

A bride and groom walk through a city holding hands

Chic city centre elopement photoshoot in Glasgow

three curly brown cockapoo pups stand outdoors on their leads each wearing white bows around their necks

Dress your dog for your wedding with these 5 tips

Tie the Knot Scotland in print

Never miss an issue of Scotland's number-one wedding magazine that's full of all the advice and inspiration you need to make planning a wedding stress-free and fun! Tie the Knot Scotland is published six times a year, with new issues dropping in February, April, June, August, October and December.

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