Discover how to plan a Scottish wedding in the August-September issue of Tie the Knot Scotland. From bespoke bridal fashion, unique groomswear looks, advice on venue styling and much more – there's so much inspiration!
When is the new issue of Tie the Knot Scotland out?
The new issue covers the months of August-September and officially hits shelves on Friday 31st July.
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 TG Jones 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.
Content creator ur bts bestie celebrated her wedding across two cities (Photo: Steph Nicol Photo)
How often does Tie the Knot Scotland come out?
Tie the Knot Scotland is a bi-monthly magazine, the newest issue covers August and September and was released on Friday 31st July. The next issue will come out at the end of September 2026.
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?
The Aug-Sept issue of Tie the Knot Scotland is out now. Inside the 'Your Day, Your Way' issue, you'll find fresh takes on familiar traditions, bespoke bridal fashion, unique groomswear looks, advice on venue styling and much more.
It also features a sparkling wedding jewellery special and the amazing real weddings of Scottish suppliers who have recently married themselves, including a content creator, photographer, florist, hair stylist and celebrant.
We celebrate all the ways you can make your wedding feel unmistakably you (Photo: Jules Williams Photography)
Scottish wedding jewellery inspiration
This issue of Tie the Knot Scotland is jam-packed with diamonds – need we say more?
Our jewellery focus explores engraving, design tweaks and bespoke options alongside the sparkling results of our exclusive photoshoot where six Scottish jewellers joined us at Mar Hall Golf & Spa Resort for a day filled with dazzling pieces.
(Jewellery: Paragon Diamonds; Dress: The Bridal Story; Photo: Laura A Tiliman Photography)
(Jewellery: Laings; Dress: The Bridal Story; Photo: Laura A Tiliman Photography)
(Jewellery: James Porter & Son; Dress: The Bridal Story; Photo: Laura A Tiliman Photography)
(Jewellery: Ian Mundie & Son; Dress: The Bridal Story; Photo: Laura A Tiliman Photography)
(Jewellery: John Stewart Jewellers; Dress: The Bridal Story; Photo: Laura A Tiliman Photography)
(Jewellery: Sheila Fleet; Dress: The Bridal Story; Photo: Laura A Tiliman Photography)
Fresh ways to personalise your wedding
Our ‘Your Day, Your Way’ issue celebrates all the ways you can make your wedding feel unmistakably you, including six fresh takes on classic wedding traditions that prove that personal always beats predictable.
This bride and groom made their own tradition when he met her halfway walking down the aisle at The Exchange in Glasgow (Photo: Jennifer Glen Photography)
Scottish castle wedding venues
Towering turrets, historic strongholds, luxurious fortresses: Scotland has them all.
17 of the best castle wedding venues in Scotland
We take a look at Scottish castle wedding venues offering everything from intimate ceremonies to large weekend-long celebrations, with information on wedding packages and accommodation.
Cluny Castle (Photo: Michael Carver Photography)
Wedding venue style inspiration
We've got a double dose of inspiration when it comes to picking your wedding venue – and it appears the best ones don’t dictate your style, they adapt to it.
In this issue, we see how four Scottish venues became completely different backdrops for eight unique weddings.
Carlowrie Castle (Photo: Craig and Eva Sanders)
Carlowrie Castle (Photo: Paul Govers Photography)
The Dougarie Boathouse (Photo: Meggy Mac Photography)
The Dougarie Boathouse (Photo: Susie Olzen Photography)
Bridal fashion and mother of the bride trends
We round up Scotland’s latest style stories – from Opus Couture unveiling its first exclusive in-house bridal range to Kudos Bridal is entering a fabulous new chapter (spoiler: it's got new owners!), there's lots of buzz and inspiration for brides.
Discover this bride who went wedding dress shopping at Kudos Bridal and found 'the one' first time
Plus, for those mums who don't want to blend into the background, we take a look at fashion-forward occasionwear picks ready to make a stylish statement.
Opus Couture has unveiled the Opus Studio Collection (Photo: Mark Keogh)
Real Scottish weddings: wedding suppliers share their own love stories
We often tell couples to trust their suppliers – but what happens when the experts themselves get married?
In this issue’s real wedding special, we speak to:
- A content creator who celebrates across two cities
- A hairstylist who puts her guests’ experience first
- A photographer who is home on the sofa by 6pm
- A celebrant who keeps her family-focused ceremony beautifully simple
- A florist who gets inventive with installations and old curtains
Looking for ideas for your own day? Dive into these real Scottish weddings, from intimate elopements to grand celebrations
Content creator urbtsbestie partied on a Barcelona rooftop (Photo: Steph Nicol Photography)
Hairstylist Sián Hair got married at Mar Hall (Photo: Mark Keogh)
Photographer Francis J Smith and partner Jackson had an intimate Glasgow wedding (Photo: Whitney Graham Photography)
Prestonfield in Edinburgh hosted Kara the Celebrant's wedding (Photo: Corinne Moffat Photography)
Wild Flower Workshop's Barbara married at Kibble Palace, but popped by the Laurieston for a pint and a portrait (Photo: Caro Weiss 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.
