September is beautiful in Scotland. The weather can be cooler at night and warmer during the days, therefore wearing layers is always a good idea. If you are coming from MN, think of packing light layers like you would going north for a 'cabin' weekend. It's always a good idea to bring a light rain coat when traveling anywhere in the UK.

Be ready for mud and ceilidh dancing (lol Scotland). For those wearing heeled shoes, you may feel a bit precarious on stilettos and prefer a blockier heel. Cèilidh dancing involves a lot of spinning and jumping, so (if you're participating) I would keep that in mind when choosing an outfit. It's up to you, obviously, but I always feel better in a dress with a longer hem for a cèilidh.

We have a bus for you! Please make your way to the Dunkeld House Hotel car park to board a coach bus at 11:30am. Buses will depart at 11:45am to the Murthly Estate.

Bus again! All buses will leave the Murthly Estate after the ceremonies and bring you back to the Dunkeld House Hotel for drinks, dinner and dancing!

Absolutely not. Feel free to drive if you'd prefer! Parking may be a challenge, but feel free.

Pronounced /cay-lee/. There will be a Scottish folk band playing traditional Scottish tunes, so be ready to dance. A caller (one of the band) will "call" out the moves and explain how to do all the dance moves. For the American crowd, it's a bit like a square dance.

The wedding ceremony typically is 30-40 minutes followed by a Celtic ceremony in the forest.

We will have someone babysitting children, so please do bring the whole family!