Scotland is ancient castles, wide pastures, magnificent nature and long knightly ballads. It is different from most European countries. Its national symbol is the thistle, and men’s outfits are very similar to women’s. Everything here is unusual and interesting. A wedding can be held in a house, an apartment, a cafe, a restaurant or even an old castle. It all depends on the thickness of the groom’s purse.

In Scotland, not only locals get married, but also celebrities from all over the world. Among them there are even royalty. This is an amazing country with its centuries-old history. It has more than 300 ancient castles, many of which offer wedding venues for rent. Here is an opportunity to have a royal wedding with a carriage, white horses, an elegant coachman and a red carpet.

 

Wedding traditions in Scotland

 

A few centuries ago, husbands and wives for their children were chosen by their parents. They wanted to find the richest and most favorable match for their child. Often brides and grooms were found when the children were only a year old. Then the rules changed — the second half for the child was sought after he or she turned 7 years old. Often children were not satisfied with the choice of their parents. They were secretly married to those they loved.