This fun-loving couple had a windy but wonderful lochside wedding in Callander that featured the Spice Girls, heartfelt speeches and loads of laughs with loved ones
Photography | Rachel Spence Photography
Tag: Independent Humanist Ceremonies
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Ashley and Ben kept things laid-back at their Enterkine House Hotel Wedding, with lots of personalised touches and a packed dancefloor
Photography | Faodail Photography
Struggling to decide on your wedding readings? Let these suggestions from four Scottish humanist celebrants serve as a jumping-off point in your quest for finding yours…
Jenna and James had to reschedule their wedding three times and switch from a barn celebration to a super-stylish party in a Glasgow rooftop bar, but it was totally worth the upheaval in the end
Photography | Jen Scott Photography
No one makes it down the aisle without a little help from their friends and family. Scottish celebrants suggest creative new ways to involve loved ones in your ceremony
Want to tell your beloved how you feel but just can’t find the words? Patricia-Ann Young speaks to Scottish celebrants about how to write amazing and personal vows for your wedding ceremony
Ian Young and Katie Connery married at Lochgreen House on 4th June 2022. The groom’s mum is the name behind Joyce Young Design Studios, one of the country’s leading bridal- and occasion-wear designers. As you can imagine, the whole bridal party looked sensational – but just wait til you see the groom’s speech….
Photography | Tandem Photo
Introducing the Ashby-McNaughts whose wedding was a joyous, rainbow-filled celebration of love with lots of details centered round Up, their fave Disney film
Photography | For Love + Thistle Photography
The Scottish Wedding Show is back at the SEC Glasgow, 18th-19th February 2023! Our Let’s Talk Tying the Knot stage returns to the show with another fantastic programme of talks from our industry-leading experts
Hate feeling that the vows are just something to be endured before everyone can get on with partying? Experienced celebrants tell Patricia-Ann Young how to put some ceremony back into your wedding ceremony
Hannah and Matthew endured a four-year wait to marry due to the pandemic, during which time the bride’s style completely changed – so she ripped up their plans and started again with a monochrome colour scheme
Photography | Andy Hamilton Photography
Readings, rituals and rings all have a part to play when two people marry, giving you great scope to make the length and content of the ceremony your own. Just don’t go cramming everything in, writes Natasha Radmehr…
This pretty, classic country house wedding in Dumfries had a lot of happy tears and a nice surprise for guests (not just that it was a glorious 30°C on the day)
Photography | Fraser Craig Photography
Whether you choose a teeny-tiny elopement or go all out with an extra-large guest list, making your ceremony personal to you and inclusive for your guests is a must