DO YOU DREAM OF AN OUTDOOR WEDDING IN A STUNNING LOCATION IN SCOTLAND?

We are so glad to have found you!

For elopements, small weddings & civil ceremonies on the highest mountains, in remote glens, beside beautiful lochs or just a short walk to a stunning location, we can help organise a day that is unique to you.

A couple in wedding attire holding hands and walking on a narrow dirt path through a rugged, hilly landscape with brown and green shrubs under an overcast sky.

Dare to be different

We offer an alternative to classic weddings and civil ceremonies, for those who love our Scottish landscapes, perhaps are hill walkers or wildlife enthusiasts and for couples who dream of holding their ceremony somewhere just a little bit different.

A bride and groom holding hands and walking on a rocky hillside in a scenic, green landscape with rolling hills and cloudy sky.

A couple in wedding attire standing in a natural landscape with trees, a lake, and mountains in the background.

You can get married anywhere in Scotland

You do need the landowners permission though, which we can help with. We have a portfolio of great location ideas to get you started & offer bespoke weddings too.

LOCATION IDEAS

Assorted desserts including cookies, macarons, brownie slices, and whipped cream served on a wooden platter, with a small jar of jam, accompanied by a tray of additional cookies and a pair of tongs, on a table with a tartan patterned tablecloth.

We’ll provide you with great ideas and support for all your wedding arrangements, including sourcing delicious food, stunning flowers, an amazing photographer, relaxing accommodation and of course your officiant to conduct your ceremony! We can also help with all the little extras.

OUR SERVICES

Wherever possible we work with local suppliers and look for unusual and interesting ways to make your wedding stand out for all the right reasons.

Sustainability and low carbon footprint weddings are important to us. All couples will have a tree planted for them in our Trees for Life grove, why not add to it?