As we reach the mid-point of the week I am taking off to the Scottish Borders for this beautiful Pagan wedding. Pagan weddings are legal in Scotland, which is why Ally and Dave chose to get married there. They are both huge nature lovers so they wanted to hold their ceremony in a woodland location, surrounded by trees and the open air. The results are this intimate woodland wedding, filled with pagan traditions, the most gorgeous flower crown worn by Ally and her stunning Charlie Brear gown with stunning cape. The day was captured perfectly by Mark Timm whose use of the Scottish sunlight is breathtaking.
Our wedding day was filled with love, friendship, drinking and football. It was the most special day of our lives.

Ally and Dave were married on 7th July 2018 at a Pagan Altar, Barony Castle in the Scottish Borders. ‘Ally is a forester and loves trees and Dave is also a nature lover. We spent a great deal of our courtship strolling in forests hand in hand. We once drove from our home in Northumberland to the Scottish borders in autumn a couple of years ago and the drive, lined by trees, was so beautiful that Ally started crying. That?s when she knew she wanted to get hitched under a canopy of trees in Scotland so that the union would be blessed by nature.
Paganism venerates nature and pagan handfastings are legal in Scotland and incorporate nature within the ceremony. When we found this old pagan altar at Barony Castle in the Scottish Borders, we knew we had hi...