Discover how to plan a Scottish wedding in the October–November issue of Tie the Knot Scotland. From Emily Shak at The Collector’s Hall to expert advice, venues, fashion and real wedding stories – there's so much inspiration!
When is the new issue of Tie the Knot Scotland out?
The new issue covers the months of October and November and officially hits shelves on Friday 26th September.
Can I read Tie the Knot Scotland online?
Yes, you can read the magazine online here for free.
Where can I buy Tie the Knot Scotland magazine?
Tie the Knot Scotland is available to buy at WHSmith shops, WHSmith Travel (airports and railway stations), selected Tesco supermarkets and independent local newsagents.
How much does the Tie the Knot Scotland magazine cost?
It costs £4.99 to buy a physical copy of the magazine. You can also buy an individual magazine directly from us (postage applies).
What is Tie the Knot Scotland?
We’re Scotland’s biggest and best wedding magazine. Our magazine is full of the best wedding suppliers and venues across Scotland, as well as the latest wedding trends. We’ve got all the information and inspiration you need to plan your wedding in Scotland.
Our cover shoot with Scottish model and influencer Emily Shak at brand-new Glasgow venue. (Photo: Craig and Eva Sanders)
How often does Tie the Knot Scotland come out?
Tie the Knot Scotland is a bi-monthly magazine, the newest issue covers October and November and was released on Friday 26th September. The next issue will come out at the end of November 2025.
Can I subscribe to Tie the Knot Scotland?
Yes! A subscription to Tie the Knot Scotland ensures that you’ll never miss an issue. Subscribe and you’ll have an issue delivered every two months. New issues are out every February, April, June, August, October and December.
It costs £12 for a 6-month subscription (3 issues) and £20 for a year’s subscription (6 issues).
What’s inside the new issue of Tie the Knot Scotland?
Planning a wedding in Scotland has never looked more inspiring – and the October–November issue of Tie the Knot Scotland is packed with ideas to help you create the perfect day.
From bridal fashion and makeup trials to kiltmakers, boutiques, and luxury venues across Scotland, this issue is brimming with expert advice, supplier insights, and real wedding stories. Whether you’re searching for affordable Scottish wedding venues, bridal style inspiration, or practical planning tips, you’ll find it all inside.
A talented team of Scottish wedding suppliers came together to showcase the magic of The Collector’s Hall in Glasgow. (Photo: Craig and Eva Sanders)
A luxe bridal photoshoot at The Collector’s Hall
Our cover shoot (photographed by Craig and Eva Sanders) with Scottish model and influencer Emily Shak at Glasgow’s brand-new venue, The Collector’s Hall saw a dream team of wedding suppliers come together.
With luxury florals by Lucienne Luxe, flawless bridal makeup by Kirsty Martin, editorial-inspired hairstyles by Pam Doc, and stylish content creation by Ivoura – the venue’s dramatic dome, monochrome flooring, and elegant interiors was the ultimate stage for modern Scottish weddings.
From flowers to fashion, this behind-the-scenes shoot showcases the creativity of Scotland’s wedding industry and highlights why The Collector’s Hall is set to become one of Glasgow’s most sought-after wedding venues.
Exclusive photoshoot: Emily Shak at the Collector's Hall – see it all here
As Paul Browett (from The Scottish Celebrants) married Yasmin and Scott, a beautiful poem was read out. The couple interpreted it in sign language so their little daughter Olivia, who’s deaf, could understand (Photo: Canvas and Peach Photography)
How to include friends and families in your ceremony
A wedding is about celebrating the love and unity of two people – but it can also be a way to bring family and friends together. And how better to show loved ones how much they mean to you than by including them in your wedding?
In this issue, we spoke to some experienced Scottish celebrants about the best ways to create an inclusive ceremony that embraces everyone in the room.
Everything you need to know to plan your wedding ceremony in Scotland
A guide to Scottish wedding venues
Wedding planning doesn’t have to mean endless spreadsheets and rising stress. The key to finding the right venue is knowing what you need before your first viewing – and being smart with your budget.
That's why we've rounded up affordable venues can still feel magical, with clever options like all-in-one packages, twilight ceremonies, or midweek deals that stretch your money further. With a little planning, you can secure a venue that’s both perfect for your day and easy on your budget.
Discover more about Dougarie Boathouse in our new issue (Photo: Lilly Wilson Photography)
Òran Mór has a range of wedding packages to choose from (Photo: Mark Wild Photography)
The Exchange is an ultimate city-centre wedding venue
Finding an unforgettable wedding outfit
Inside this issue you'll also meet two grooms who were grateful for their kiltmaker’s sharp eye in creating custom outfits, and four mums of the bride/groom who each placed their confidence in a boutique and walked away looking incredible
Discover the latest from boutiques, groomswear specialists and occasionwear stores
These two grooms found their wedding day attire at Clan Kilts (Photo: Marc Millar Photography)
Wedding rings and jewellery trends in Scotland
Nothing you own carries as much emotional weight – or will be worn as much – as your wedding ring. This applies to simple bands, intricate one-of-a-kind designs and everything in between.
Whatever you go for deserves careful thought, so we asked some of Scotland’s leading jewellers to share their expertise and tell us all you need to know about shopping for (or commissioning) your ring.
Find guidance on choosing engagement and wedding rings here
Tom Coll Jewellery talks us through shopping for wedding bands
Real Scottish wedding stories
Get inspired by real couples who made their wedding day entirely their own. In this issue:
- A registry office wedding in Glasgow followed by party vibes with multiple music acts in Marbella
- A family-filled celebration (with highland coos!) at a luxury barn
- A true Scottish elopement in Wester Ross
- A luxurious American-Scottish wedding with a castle backdrop
Looking for ideas for your own day? Dive into these real Scottish weddings, from intimate elopements to grand celebrations
This couple celebrated in Marbella (Photo: Anna Beth Photography)
This couple invited some highland coos (Photo: Chloe Sidey Photography)
Scottish castles provide the best backdrop (Photo: The Ferros)
A Scottish elopement (Photo: Alison White Photography)
Follow Tie the Knot Scotland on social media
As well as covering all of the best suppliers, wedding news and latest trends in our magazine and online articles, we also keep brides and grooms-to-be up to date on our social media channels.
To see all the latest Tie the Knot Scotland news, you can follow us on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, Pinterest and Threads – plus we absolutely love TikTok!
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Start planning on our searchable wedding directory
As well as our glossy magazine, we also have online resources to help you plan your wedding:
Check out our latest articles which are full of tips and inspiration.
Find your dream wedding venue on our directory.
Search for wedding suppliers to bring your day together.
