From how to plan a blank-canvas wedding to stunning changable looks for bride and groom, plus ceremony additions and statement cakes, the April-May issue of Tie the Knot Scotland shows how the seemingly 'little' details can have a big impact
The April-May issue is out now!
When is the new issue of Tie the Knot Scotland out?
The new issue covers the months of April and May and officially hits the shelves on Friday 28th March.
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.
We hear how recent bride Wallis customised her Eleganza Sposa wedding dress (Photo: Billie Media)
How often does Tie the Knot Scotland come out?
Tie the Knot Scotland is a bi-monthly magazine, the newest issue covers April and May and was released on Friday 28th March. The next issue will come out at the end of May 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 in 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?
A wedding ceremony at Falside Mill (Photo: Daryl Beveridge Photography)
The latest issue of Tie the Knot Scotland is focused on all the little details – but don't tie yourself in knots obsessing over them. Prioritise what means the most and in turn, you’ll be rewarded with a big day that reflects your personalities.
Where to begin planning a blank-canvas wedding
If you want to have complete creative control, a dry-hire setting allows you to finesse every single element you wish.
Avoid overwhelm from the beginning with the guidance of our ‘how to plan a blank-canvas wedding’ feature.
Check out some blank-canvas barns, byres, stables and steading wedding venues in Scotland
We highlight Scottish venues that boast stunning architectural or interior features that’ll make for incredible photos, including Mar Hall Golf & Spa Resort, Boclair House and Achnagairn Castle.
We also check out popular Glasgow wedding venue Òran Mór and Perthshire barn venue The Byre at Inchyra in person.
Don't miss our fabulous bride and groom photoshoot at The Exchange in Glasgow, captured by Mark Keogh Photography. This dress is from Kudos Bridal Dunfermline
Looking for wedding dress and kilt inspiration?
We spent the day at new Glasgow wedding venue The Exchange for a bride and groom photoshoot that shows how removable elements, hair and makeup can segue outfits from day to night. It features dresses from Eleganza Sposa and Kudos Bridal Dunfermline alongside kilts from McCalls Highlandwear and MacGregor and MacDuff.
Don’t underestimate the power of accessories to switch up a look either. You'll find lots of them in our edit of cute bridal bags, gorgeous gloves, statement earrings and more.
Discover more about new Glasgow wedding venue The Exchange
Find the best wedding suppliers Scotland
We meet a supplier, The Creative Occasion Co, who specialises in orchestrating creative, detail-focused weddings, hear from Scottish humanist celebrants about how seemingly ‘little’ things can personalise a ceremony, and point out areas often overlooked amid all the organisation.
A table setting by The Creative Occasion Co (Photo: Jill Cherry Porter Photography)
Real Scottish wedding ideas
Our features chatting to recent newlyweds are full of inspiration: from the couple who DIY'd as much as they could (the bride even made her own dress!), to the groom who got properly involved in finessing every last detail on his kilt outfit.
We also follow up with groom Declan, who kept a planning diary for us previously, to see how the big day turned out in the end.
Siobhan and Keith DIY'd as much as they could for their Restoration Yard wedding (Photo: Morris-Jones 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.
