Ailsa and Charly’s intimate autumn wedding at Kilmartin Castle was everything you dream of when photographing a small, meaningful celebration—full of colour, emotion, laughter, and the kind of energy that fills a place right to its stone walls. Their outdoor ceremony, surrounded by close family, friends, and the breathtaking Scottish landscape, was the perfect backdrop for a day overflowing with joy.

Janelle and Jacob traveled all the way from Canada to elope on the wild and windswept Isle of Skye. From a sweet first look at Portree Harbour to an intimate beach ceremony at Talisker Bay, their day was filled with laughter, adventure, and love — beautifully captured across Skye’s most magical landscapes.

Kirsty & Tom’s Glencoe elopement was the perfect reminder that love always shines brightest in Scotland’s wildest weather. With rain pouring and wind howling through the glen, they fully embraced the adventure — laughing, soaking wet, and completely in love. As a Scottish elopement expert, I’ve seen my fair share of wild Highland days, but this one was pure magic: no guests, no drama, just two souls and the rugged beauty of Glencoe.

The Scottish Highlands have a way of capturing your heart, and for Solly and Josh, their elopement on the stunning shores of Rhu Point, Arisaig, was pure magic. Imagine this: pristine white sand, crystal blue water shimmering under a bright sun, and a backdrop of dramatic cliffs – the perfect setting for a love story to unfold.

As a wedding photographer, I've witnessed grand celebrations and intimate gatherings, but there was something truly special about capturing Alexis & Lauren's elopement in the heart of the Cairngorms National Park. These two Texans, with their infectious southern charm, decided to ditch the traditional wedding and exchange vows amidst the breathtaking beauty of the Scottish Highlands.

2024 has been such an amazing year for me for elopements in Scotland. After doing this for over 10 years, you’d think that I’d been everywhere in Scotland by now, but it seems that I haven’t even scratched the surface. This wee country still has so much to offer. Here’s a glimpse of some of my favourite moments from this year.