Why thousands of couples are choosing Scotland to say 'I do'
"You feel that you're in a magical place", said Chihon. "It's very unique."The couple said Scotland felt like the natural choice."We're from two different continents," Chihon said. The highlights of the night included a traditional ceilidh and a final group karaoke singalong of Sunshine on Leith, led by their Scottish wedding guests.
- ▪"You feel that you're in a magical place", said Chihon.
- ▪"It's very unique."The couple said Scotland felt like the natural choice."We're from two different continents," Chihon said.
- ▪The highlights of the night included a traditional ceilidh and a final group karaoke singalong of Sunshine on Leith, led by their Scottish wedding guests.
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Why thousands of couples are choosing Scotland to say 'I do'Image source, ElliotCauncePhotographyImage caption, Hayden and Savannah from the US got married in a Scottish castleByMolly HenryBBC ScotlandPublished2 October 2026Updated 2 hours agoHayden and Savannah had never set foot in Scotland before they decided it was the perfect place to get married last May.The couple, from Pennsylvania in the US, wanted a destination wedding that would take their family and friends on an adventure with them.They considered locations across Europe, before deciding on Scotland after Savannah saw photographs of a castle wedding online."I think it was on Pinterest," she said.
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