Blog Posts about Weddings in the Scottish Tradition

In my Bluebonnet Tartan Weddings hat I create and officiate weddings in the Scottish Tradition, ceremonies that celebrate the joining of two people, two families, and pride in culture.

See also: Handfasting

The Quaich: Scotland's Loving Cup

(02/01/2025)
Categories: |  Scottish Wedding  |  Wedding Rituals |
While many cultures have a tradition of sharing a loving cup as part of a wedding, the Quaich, Scotland's traditional drinking vessel, has a rich history and cultural significance that goes beyond weddings, making it a beautiful symbol of unity for your marriage  More ...

The Kilt Dilemma: To Underwear or Not to Underwear?

Categories: |   Scottish Weddings  |  Wedding Attire   |
(01/02/2024) 
Is the Scottish tradition of going regimental - wearing nothing - under the kilt, appropriate for your wedding? More ...

Weddings and Weaponry in Queensland

(03/11/2021)
Categories: | Scottish Weddings  | Wedding Ceremony | Wedding Legals |
Carrying a sgian dubh is part of the traditional male Scottish Highland Dress. But in many places, including Queensland, carrying a knife in a public place can land you in trouble with the law. Read on to find out about the rules and what you can do to get round them ....  More...

14 Ways to Include Lucky White Heather in your Wedding

(12/10/2021)
Categories: | Scottish Weddings  | Wedding Ceremony |  Wedding Planning |
White heather, a Scottish tradition that has spread far and wide, is considered lucky in weddings. While it is traditional to include a sprig in a bride's bouquet, there are many other ways to incorporate it in your wedding ...   More...

34 Ways to Incorporate Tartan in Your Wedding Ceremony Without Wearing a Kilt

 (26/07/2020)
Categories: | Scottish Weddings  |  Wedding Ceremony | Wedding Traditions |
There are many ways to incorporate family tartans into your wedding ceremony apart from the men wearing kilts ... More...

Oathing Stone Wedding Ritual

(26/07/2019)
Categories: | Scottish Weddings  | Wedding Ceremony | Wedding Rituals
The oathing stone is an ancient Celtic tradition that can add meaningful symbolism to your wedding ceremony - and can be used as a planned or emergency substitute for wedding rings... More ...

Scottish Islamic Tartan