Saturday 4th July took me to The Harbour Chapel in Dunbar — a small, personal local venue — for Suzie and Cameron’s wedding, with Lifehouse’s You and Me for the first dance and a warm, mixed Scottish and South African crowd on the dancefloor.

Friday 3rd July took me north to Meldrum House Country Hotel & Golf Course near Oldmeldrum for Katie and Ryan’s wedding — a 153-mile drive, Skerryvore’s Take My Hand for the first dance, and a ceilidh with the Gay Gordons and the Virginia Reel.

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Some venues look the part. Some venues actually are the part. Whitekirk Hill near North Berwick sits firmly in the second category — a purpose-built events space perched at the top of a hill with views across East Lothian and the Firth of Forth that stop you mid-setup and make you appreciate the job. I…

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The St Bernard’s Waltz is one of the most beginner-friendly dances in the Scottish ceilidh repertoire — and one of the most reliably crowd-pleasing. It’s gentle enough for grandparents, fun enough for kids, and just structured enough that everyone feels like they know what they’re doing. At a wedding ceilidh, that combination is gold. What…

Wedding lighting atmosphere ideas that genuinely change the feel of your day, from dinner glow to dancefloor energy, with practical planning tips.