Many Brides to Be fret over whether the weather will be dry on their wedding day. In truth there is actually no way of predicting this. I say to many Brides, it’s the one thing that you cannot control – the weather.
Marrying at Loch Lomond can be a magical experience, whatever the weather as the landscape changes from day to day, season to season.
Spring – New flowers peeking through the grass, lambs bouding in the fields. The air is crisp with a slight tinge of the previous Winter from the surrounding hills. The clocks go forward and with this Spring brings new beginnings – something that you and your partner should cherish. And if you are lucky, a breeze will blow cherry blossoms off the trees towards you both. An impromptu, delicate confetti shower from Mother Nature.
Summer – Long, lazy days, buckets full of beer and dancing outside barefoot on the grass. When we are lucky to get a fabulous day here at Loch Lomond we are truly blessed. It’s as if Mother Nature decides to hold her cards to her chest, then surprises us with her gorgeousness. During the height of summer, the sun never really sets making the outside a perfect place for stunning pictures. Whether you marry high on the hills or down on the cool deep blue Loch, the landscape can take your breath away.
Autumn – Driving along the A82 corridor during Autumn time your heart can skip a beat, falling in love with the shades the trees have turned. From luscious greens to burnt orange, vivid reds, nutty browns and warm coppers – whilst the trees still hold their leaves the backdrop is amazing. The day light fades quickly in Autumn time making it the perfect time of year to have lots of candles flickering away at your venue. A dram of whiskey will warm your insides if you choose to venture outside for a Loch side stroll.
Winter – As controversial as this may sound, we have had two proper Winters here at Loch Lomond these last two years. Our once glorious mountain range has now turned into a Narnia style backdrop. On days like this the sky meets the crisp waters and merges into one big icy blue pool. Overhead the last of the birds are flying South to sunnier climes whilst we start the celebrations for Christmas and another year.
Whatever your season, whatever your weather, Loch Lomond can provide it all. It can be magical and inspiring, wet and wild and or peacefully calm at times. But most of all it is truly wonderful. We hope to see you soon marrying on the Bonnie Banks.
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- The view from Boturich Castle
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- Spring TIme
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- A snowy morning
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- Nearly sun set
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- Somewhere over the rainbow
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- Foggy day
