Do men and women see clothes differently? To find out, we sent three of our writers to Scotland’s top groomswear shops with a male friend or relative in tow…
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From a pre-loved dress to eco-friendly flowers, sustainability was at the heart of this couple’s wedding in Fife. Groom Fraser runs a decor hire company, so safe to say it looked lush too
Photography | F.D. Young Photography
Sophie and Deric went to town with the DIY details for their pretty autumn wedding at Cornhill Castle. They even made all the tablet for their favours themselves – multiple times!
Photography | Megan Lannigan Photography and Kim Allan Photography
It’s time for a showdown between two of groomswear’s most-trusted hues: sleek navy and rustic brown. Who will come out on top? You decide!
How to approach shopping for the father of the bride or groom? The experts offer their advice
Gordon Nicolson Kiltmakers, Kudos Bridal Boutique and other Edinburgh indie wedding suppliers got together to bring a ‘cool Caledonia’ wedding theme to life
No matter your plans this Burns’ Night, you can still take inspiration from the national bard for your wedding outfit, grooms-to-be. Here’s our guide to putting together some positively poetic looks Rabbie himself would be proud of
In tribute to the lockdown phenomenon of doorstep portraits, we asked shop-workers in Glasgow, Edinburgh, Greenock and Linlithgow to model the latest Highlandwear, suits and tartan trews and got them to share their shopping and hire tips for Scottish grooms’ outfits
Since we last printed a magazine, the shape of weddings has changed dramatically. That doesn’t mean couples looking to get married in 2021, 2022 and beyond should curtail their dreams. Even in the midst of a pandemic, planning optimistically but cautiously is the way forward – and there’s no better starting point than our October-November issue
Alex Ramsay and Beth Harriss married on 27th March 2019 at Dalhousie Castle, near Edinburgh
Photography | Samantha Kay Photography
As Marvel assembles its bad-ass, ragtag team of heroes in Avengers: Infinity War, channel the comic book characters’ colourful wardrobes
