Midlothian
Imagine the lavish prince and princess experience if you walked down the aisle at one of Midlothian’s famous castles. The area known as Midlothian borders East Lothian, Edinburgh and the Scottish Borders region. The northern part occupies the low coastal plain bordering the Firth of Forth. As the land rises to the south you find the Pentland Hills, the Moorfoot Hills and the Lammermuir Hills. Interestingly there are many reservoirs, beautiful in and of themselves. The county is awash with castles, villages and ancient parishes, giving you many options for the location of your wedding. Borthwick and Dalhousie are two of the most famous castles. Proximity to Edinburgh means excellent transport links by train, plane and road. Have the perfect fairytale wedding in Midlothian and live happily ever after! Photo by Guillaumeval Techer on Unsplash
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Midlothian
Imagine the lavish prince and princess experience if you walked down the aisle at one of Midlothian’s famous castles. The area known as Midlothian borders East Lothian, Edinburgh and the Scottish Borders region. The northern part occupies the low coastal plain bordering the Firth of Forth. As the land rises to the south you find the Pentland Hills, the Moorfoot Hills and the Lammermuir Hills. Interestingly there are many reservoirs, beautiful in and of themselves. The county is awash with castles, villages and ancient parishes, giving you many options for the location of your wedding. Borthwick and Dalhousie are two of the most famous castles. Proximity to Edinburgh means excellent transport links by train, plane and road. Have the perfect fairytale wedding in Midlothian and live happily ever after! Photo by Guillaumeval Techer on Unsplash
