It was a sweet, early morning elopement in the heart of Scottish Trossachs, amongst wooded glens, braes and lochs. Diana and Tommy were married by Andrea Taylor in the centre of a stone circle overlooking the wild beauty of the hills. Surrounded by the peaks and graced with an abundance of heathers and ferns, they became one with each other and one with nature.

The bare foot ceremony involved burning sage and a blessing of the Earth as well as ancient Scottish traditions of hand fasting and the oathing stone. It was followed by an intimate picnic by Lochan Reòidhte where Diana and Tommy were sent off into their future together. The three of us then ventured onwards and had an adventure photoshoot on the banks of Loch Drunkie followed by a hike towards Ben A’an. As the elements became increasingly more difficult we run to the car to warm up. When we could feel our fingers and toes again we stopped in a few places around the Trossachs to skateboard down the hills. We had an amazing time in the wilderness concluded with some shots with smoke bombs as well as with angel wings made of ferns for Diana by Tommy.

The celebrations were focused on the connection with nature stemming from D&T’s deep appreciation of Slavic traditions. As Diana is a herbalist and keen forager, some of the gifts for the family and vendors included locally foraged plant mixes and traditional Latvian blackcurrant balsam.

If the above doesn’t stand from the crowd enough, I’m afraid you’ll have to see the pictures yourselves!

Supplier shout out:

Celebrant: @soulful.celebrant
Dress: @reclamationdesigncompany
Suit: @hawesandcurtisofficial
Cake: @rawnchycafe
Make up: @amm_team
Flowers and crown: @briarrose_design
Accommodation: @dreamcatcherscabins

Diana and Tommy’s elopement was also covered by Wandering Weddings -> See the feature HERE