I do. Including a chance to reflect on your relationship, notice what you're grateful for in one another, perhaps even write new vows for...

lease do! I always encourage couples to write their own vows and support them if needed. It feels important to make promises to...

No. I'm not. Are you? As an Interfaith Minister I am able to conduct legal ceremonies in Scotland. What's important is what YOU believe...

Most people who elope here are surprised by how easy it is! If you're travelling from outside the UK you might need...

Anywhere you want... within reason! Unlike in England and Wales, in Scotland it's not necessary to be married in a registered venue. I've seen ceremonies on boats, in the sea, up mountains, on the beach, on the cliffs... There are a few rules... you can't get married on the move... on a boat for example; and you have to get married where you said on your paperwork, unless the weather's truly terrible and you need to change it (always good to let the registrar know of any back

No. We can co-create your ceremony together and include whatever you want - religious, spiritual or secular... whatever honours you, your..

I can indeed. Besides photographers I can recommend local pipers... fiddlers... florists... kiltmakers... shawl weavers... cake bakers...

Absolutely! There are amazing photographers who, like I, live and work on the Isle of Skye. I always recommend...

Not at all. If you're having a legal ceremony, you will need two witnesses, but...

Absolutely! Maybe you've already researched it... but if not, I'm happy to provide guidance...

If you're hoping for a marriage it's unlikely as you need to submit paperwork at least 29 days before (there are some exceptions)...

To celebrate 4 years being an Interfaith Minister and 6 years since our first interview together, Tania Ashton-Jones of TJ Frog and I met...

There was a couple who wished to be married in the mountains. They'd heard of a magical place, beside a beautiful loch, amongst the...

There was a mischievous wee fairy, more mischievous than you can even imagine. Having forgotten most of the old stories the people...

There was a warrior queen who lived high on a cliff in her castle, known as the Fortress of Shadows on a misty isle known as Eilean...

A beautiful couple, so very in love, eloped to the Fairy Glen, whilst on holiday on the Isle of Skye. Being February, it wasn't the...

I was so glad I accepted Nicola's invitation to visit @meadowsweetcroft yesterday in honour of British Flowers Week. Marvelling at the spikey leaved oaks, Nicola told me how 11 years ago and long before the vision of becoming Skye's first cut flower grower, she'd planted trees for shelter and winter colour in her garden. I've attempted to look up the variety, not remembering if she said European oaks... and not realising there are no less than 450 varieties of oak! Wandering

When I hold ceremony I feel like I'm always either laughing or crying! The tears often come from being connected... to Spirit... to those for whom the ceremony is for... from hearing a couple I'm marrying speak their heartfelt truths... And the laughter comes from everywhere... the wind blowing everything and everyone around... the giggly energy of opening to Spirit... the fairies... This photo was from a wedding ceremony with two gorgeous women last summer... although the p

I'm marrying a couple next month who are bringing a horn to use in their ceremony... in a ritual. They had someone making mead for it, but the seal broke and they found themselves meadless! I wondered if I could source them some Scottish mead. I found a producer, but then I wondered if I could source some here on the Isle of Skye. I put a message out on Instagram... no luck. And then I had an idea... mead is made from honey right? I put a post out on a local bee keepers grou

In 2020, as part of my ministry training I wrote a vow renewal ceremony for my husband and I. I crafted it based on our reflections of our relationship and marriage to date... on our hopes and dreams for the future. I crafted it to connect with the land of Skye... where we'd made home... and to echo our original ceremony and the traditions of New Zealand where we married. For the vow renewal we each wrote personal vows to speak to one another... as we hadn't taken that opport