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Celebrate Your Love Story in Scotland

Witness your fairytale destination wedding come to life as you exchange your vows in a place as magical as Scotland. This small country in the United Kingdom offers a perfect blend of both city and mountain views and activities, giving couples the best of both worlds. Immerse yourself in the wonders of Glasgow, the largest city in Scotland, where Victorian architecture, friendly locals, diverse shops, restaurants and bars, will leave you amazed.

Top Highlights

  • Museums
  • Hiking
  • Golfing
  • Historic Landmarks
  • World Class Whiskey
  • Wildlife Watching

Where to Get Married in Scotland

Glasgow

Glasgow

Renowned for its enchanting Victorian architecture, vibrant music scene, thriving nightlife, and breathtaking rural landscapes.

Stirling

Stirling

A charming medieval town where the rolling hills, endless majestic castles, hidden gems will leave you speechless.

Scotland Marriage Requirements

Marriage Requirements in Scotland

Before you can exchange your vows in one of the enchanting castles of Scotland, there are certain requirements you must meet. The general marriage requirements include, age (you must be at least 16 years old), legal status, notice of marriage, valid passports, birth certificate, proof of marital status along with authorized translation, and fees. Speak to your Certified Destination Wedding Specialist for more information.

Wedding Packages in Scotland

Wedding Packages in Scotland

Elevate your destination wedding in Scotland with one of their incredible wedding packages for your special day. Their wedding packages include ideal essentials like venue, ceremony arrangements, wedding cake, photography/videography, music/entertainment, on-site wedding coordinator, accommodations, decor and transportation.

Travel Tips

Scotland

Travel Documents

US and CA citizens must have a valid passport and be valid during the duration of your stay. Starting in 2024, U.S citizens will need to apply for authorization through the European Travel Information and Authorization System (ETIAS) before traveling to Europe. Check with your Certified Destination Wedding Specialist for details.

Language

English is the official language in Scotland, but other languages are spoken, like Scots Gaelic are spoken in certain regions.

Currency & Tipping

The official currency is the British Pound Sterling. The US dollar may be accepted in tourist areas. Tipping is not required, but is appreciated for good service.

Things To Do In Scotland

Things To Do In Scotland

Attractions & Activities

  • Edinburgh Castle
  • Whiskey Distillery Tours 
  • Loch Ness
  • National Parks 
  • Art Galleries
  • The Royal Mile
  • Glenfinnan Viaduct and the Jacobite Steam Train

Getting Married in Scotland: FAQs

How much does a destination wedding in Scotland cost?
The cost of a destination wedding in Scotland can vary depending on various factors like location, venue, guest list, level of luxury, extra add-ons, amenities, and overall preferences.
How much does a wedding package in Scotland cost?
Wedding packages in Scotland can be found at a range of price points; from small and intimate to luxurious and exclusive, you'll be able to find a package to accommodate your budget and preferences.
What is the best time of year to have a destination wedding in Scotland?
The most popular season to get married in Scotland is during the summer (June - August), especially for outdoor ceremonies and receptions, due to the mild weather and longer daylight hours.
How far in advance should I plan my destination wedding in Scotland?
It is recommended to start planning your big day in Scotland 12-18 months in advance. To make your planning process as smooth as possible, take into consideration key factors such as, venue research, legal documents, guest list, accommodations, and wedding date.
Things to Consider when Planning a Wedding in Scotland

Things to Consider when Planning a Wedding in Scotland

Tying the knot in Scotland will make you feel like pure royalty with their breathtaking castle backdrops and lush greenery, but it does come with some challenges:

  • Hotels in Scotland are EP (European Plan), which typically means the quoted rate only covers the cost of the room itself, so your meals and drinks will be an additional cost.
  • The flights to Scotland are longer and more expensive from most US and CA vacations. 
  • Wedding packages in Scotland are not all-inclusive, so you'll have to hire each vendor individually (i.e. florist, wedding planner, caterer, photographer, etc.)
  • The overall cost of a destination wedding in Scotland will more than likely be much more expensive than a destination wedding in Mexico or the Caribbean.

Please note: we currently do not offer full-planning services in Scotland. Browse our collection of full-service destinations below.

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