Wedding on a Scottish beach- possible?!!

[whirligig]

I was at a beach wedding in the west highlands a few years ago so it can be done - I think it's the minister that has the authority (licence) rather than the place as in England but you'd probably have to check with the local registry office to make sure. I think it's a lovely ideas albeit a bit risky with the unpredictable weather!

This looks like a good website for info
http://scottishwedding.visitscotland.com/

[rescynic]

Best thing to do is find out what parish the bech falls under then contact the local minister. (im not 100% but i reckon a registar would be able to do as well)

[cardigankid]

You have to pay £1000 in cash to the Clan Chieftain's Registrar of Beaches and Climate Change Levyist, who is an unshaven bloke in a kilt and sandals, then noone will bother you.

Where is this beach again?

[hornetrider]

Won't you all get eaten alive by midges? Or is that only in certain areas of Scotland?

[raf_gti]

hornetrider said:

Won't you all get eaten alive by midges? Or is that only in certain areas of Scotland?

Nah, midges only come out to play in evening when all is calm and quiet.

OP Rugged beach 50mins from Edinburgh? I think you will struggle tbh, I would say the 'romantic' beaches are all in the NW Highlands.



Not the prettiest but near where I am originally from, google Gruinard.

[Ritchie335is]

A bit further than 50 mins, more like double that but it is stunning.
I grew up here, St Cyrus.

[rst99]

Gullane, East Lothian

Gullane Google Map

[AlexKP]

raf_gti said:

Not the prettiest but near where I am originally from, google Gruinard.

Still pretty much perfect though.