Traditionally used for Engagement in the Highlands Hand Fasting is the most well known ceremony. Today many people use it at their marriage ceremony not knowing that it was traditionally used only for engagements. The Hand Fast was typically done 1 year before a Marriage Ceremony. This allowed the couple to see how well they got along. After a year they could either get married or walk away. Some folks use Tartan others have community present them with various ribbons an cords, others have a professional weaver make them a piece. The result is a loosely tied piece of art all too unique to describe and based on material and amount of participants.

Similar to the Hand Fasting but typically done with thick cords. The cords are wrapped around the wrist of each party and as they pull it forms the infinity knot at the center never to be undone.

The most ancient Marriage Ceremony. Dating back to prehistoric times the Oath Stone is a miniature standing stone carved locally out of sandstone. Both Participants hold hands at the center of the stone while Oaths and Vows are taken. The stone is then a witness to the agreements and will remember for Thousands of years to come.

Your standard Non-Denominational Wedding Officiant, just a kilted one.

Or more correctly the Cuaiche (Pronounced Koo-ah in Scottish Gaelic)

The old way of bringing family together, a dram of Whisky. Completed only when Two participants finish their drink and hold the cup upside down over their heads.