Although I'm based in Aberdeenshire Scotland, I have the unique pleasure of travelling around beautiful locations Scotland to capture amazing elopements
[in no particular order]
Top 5 Elopement Locations in Scotland
The Cairngorms | Aviemore | Scotland
Set in the heart of the Scottish Highlands, Aviemore and the Cairngorms National Park are a beautiful choice for couples dreaming of a relaxed, intimate elopement surrounded by nature. From rugged mountains and ancient pine forests to quiet lochs and wide open glens, the scenery here feels wild, romantic, and endlessly inspiring in every season.
Aviemore offers the perfect balance of easy access and peaceful seclusion, along with a welcoming community and fantastic local suppliers who know how to create stress-free, meaningful elopements. Whether you picture saying your vows by a lochside, in a forest clearing, or high in the hills, the Cairngorms provide a stunning and soulful setting for a truly unforgettable day.
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Skye & Kintail | Scottish Highlands
Now I am a little biased with this one, I went to school in Plockton, and lived in the tiny village of Glenelg in the Highlands. The landscape is dramatic, the views are nothing short of awesome! There are so many spots around this area which would be amazing places to elope too, topped off with celebrating at one of the local pubs. I personally cannot think of anything better!
Glencoe | Highlands | Scotland
Here are three awesome reasons to elope in Glencoe, Scotland:
1. Iconic, breathtaking scenery
Glencoe’s dramatic mountains, sweeping valleys, and moody skies create an unforgettable backdrop that feels wild, romantic, and timeless—perfect for couples who want truly cinematic wedding photos.
2. A meaningful, adventurous experience
An elopement in Glencoe is more than a ceremony; it’s a shared adventure. Whether you choose an easy walk to a viewpoint or a hike into the hills, your day can reflect your love for nature and exploration.
3. Intimate, peaceful, and personal
With no crowds and no pressure to follow traditions, you can focus fully on each other. Glencoe’s quiet, open landscapes offer a beautiful sense of space and privacy for a deeply personal wedding day.
The Hermitage | Dunkeld | Perthshire
Tucked away in the heart of Perthshire, The Hermitage near Dunkeld is a wonderfully romantic place to elope, especially for couples who love woodland, waterfalls, and a touch of fairytale magic. Towering Douglas firs, mossy paths, and the dramatic Black Linn Falls create a peaceful, storybook setting that feels intimate and timeless. It’s an ideal choice for a quiet, nature-filled elopement where you can slow down, breathe deeply, and focus purely on each other—surrounded by the sounds of rushing water and ancient trees. Ossians Hall is a great place to escape the rain on the less clement days too!
Check out their website more inforomation on Weddings at the Hermitage
(you may even spot some photographs you recognise!)
Braemar | Cairngorms | Scotland
Nestled in the heart of the Cairngorms, Braemar and the nearby Linn of Quoich offer a stunning and serene setting for couples looking to elope in Scotland. Braemar’s charming village, framed by rolling hills and sweeping glens, combines Highland character with peaceful seclusion. Just a short journey away, the Linn of Quoich reveals a magical riverside landscape, complete with dramatic waterfalls, ancient forests, and moss-covered stones—a perfect spot for an intimate ceremony surrounded by nature’s beauty. Together, these locations provide a mix of Highland charm and wild, romantic scenery, making your elopement a truly unforgettable experience.
Tell me more about your Elopement plans...
Are you dreaming of eloping in Scotland? Whether you’re looking for elopement photography, content creation, or a highlights film to capture your day, I’d love to help make it unforgettable. I can also offer trusted recommendations for local suppliers to ensure every detail is perfect. If you’d like to discuss your plans or explore options, please don’t hesitate to get in touch—I’d be delighted to hear from you!
