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A Scottish Love Affair: Celebrating Valentine's Day with a Touch of Tartan
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Valentine's Day, A day dedicated to expressing love and affection, is celebrated worldwide with chocolates, flowers, and romantic gestures. However, for those with a penchant for the Scottish spirit, there's a unique way to infuse a bit of tartan into this romantic occasion. Join us on a journey to explore the charm of a Scottish Valentine's Day and discover how to add a dash of Caledonian flair to your celebrations. Picture this – rolling green hills, majestic castles, and the haunting strains of bagpipes filling the air. Scotland, with its breathtaking landscapes and rich cultural tapestry, provides the perfect...
Top Picks for Gifts This Mother's Day
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Take a look at my top picks for useful gifts this Mothering Sunday.
Standing out in Your Kilt Outfit on Your Wedding Day
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When you decide to hire kilts for your wedding day, you might be very excited to begin searching for the perfect outfits for your groomsmen to wear. OR you may be quite overwhelmed by the amount of choice there is! From tartans to jackets, and then accessories, there really is a never-ending combination of items to create and find your perfect outfit. If you are feeling a bit overwhelmed, our friendly sales team is right on hand to help you along the way.
Four Tartans For Autumn
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Out with the bright summery colours and in with the warm subdued hues of autumn. Here is a list of our favourite autumnal tartans this season.
What to Wear to a Burns Supper
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The end of January in Scotland marks Burns Night. This day is always celebrated with a Burns supper on or near the 25th of January. Often times they are formal events, but of course they can be casual celebrations amongst friends. Sometimes these events are for men only, and sometimes they are mixed in which case they finish the night with a ceilidh. So, deciding what to wear can sometimes be a bit confusing. Most dinners do not require you to wear tartan, but it is so much more fun to join in if you do.