Real couples, real days out
A look at some of the weddings we have been part of across Glasgow and Central Scotland — the couples, their venues, and the cars they chose.
Kerry & Kenny
The Function Room · 11/09/26
Julie & Gary
Hamilton Race Course · 3rd September 2026
Amber, Husband, Sunshine then Ibiza
Crossbasket Castle · 29th August 2026
Jade & Kieran
Dalmeny Park House Hotel · 17th August 2026
Ros & Catherine Cameron house Loch Lomond
Cameron House Loch Lomond · 15th August 2026
Megan & Dean Blythswood Hotel Glasgow
Blythswood Hotel Glasgow · 7th August 2026
Tammie & Brendan
Crossbasket Castle · 6th August 2026
Patricia & Ryan
Strathaven Hotel · 25th July 2026
Iain & Skye Hamilton Town Hall
Blantyre Victoria
Aidan & Erin - Holy Trinity and All Saints / Glenbervie House Hotel
Glenbervie House Hotel · 17th July 2026
Erin & Sam - Boclair House Hotel
Boclair House Hotel · 12th July 2026
Bride Sarah & Bridesmaids - Eagle Lodge
Eagle Lodge - Bishopbriggs
Long drive to Bachilton Barn, Methven, Perth
Bachilton Barn · 3rd July 26
Jaqueline & David
Wee Taits - Ibrox · 26th June 2026
Beth & Shaun
Ingliston Estate & Country Club · 2nd May 2025
Kevin & Charlene
Hamilton Function Rooms · 20/06/26
Advice from people who just did it
After every wedding we ask our couples five quick questions — their first dance, what was worth the money, and the one thing they’d tell you. In their own words:
“Remember you’re planning a wedding but also getting to marry your best friend. Yes it will be a bit stressful but it should also be a joyous event to plan.”
Worth every penny: Cars - being able to chat and relax with my dad driving to the town house was so special. The venue - we just had dinner and drinks but we were spoiled and our guests raved about it.
Amber · married August 2026
🎵 First dance: Candy, Paulo Nutini
“Enjoy the journey and remember what matters most, your love for each other”
Worth every penny: 100%, would do it again!❤️
Dion · married October 2026
🎵 First dance: Can’t help falling in love by Elvis
“You won't regret saving money on a lot of things - we DIY'd most of our wedding and it was tremendous fun”
Worth every penny: Party favours for the kids in attendance. The bubbles made for some cracking photos
Lesley · married September 2026
🎵 First dance: St Bernard's Waltz
“Research all your vendors thoroughly and look for reviews from other couples!”
Worth every penny: Our photographer, The venue, the car hire
Claire · married October 2026
🎵 First dance: My Heart & Sleep Theory
“Take things in your stride. Remember, the most important thing is that you get married and have the day that YOU always wanted and imagined. Keep it simple, less is definitely more. Don't let the little things stress you or get in the way of you enjoying the whole lead up to the day or the day itself. Don't get drawn in to spending money on things that you really don't need. Don't be scared to ask vendors to scale things back to what suits you as a couple and what you actually want for your big day.”
Worth every penny: This is a difficult one because I feel like everything was worth the money. We had an intimate wedding with just close family and friends followed by a party the following weekend.
Catherine · married August 2026
🎵 First dance: This Will Be (an Everlasting Love)
“Try to enjoy the whole process from the engagement to the planning and the big day. Don't sweat the small stuff, people won’t remember the colour of the candles on the day.”
Worth every penny: Coopers wedding cars. Having a great DJ (Paddy Gordon). The wedding venue.
Neave · married July 2026
🎵 First dance: Courteeners - Take over the world.