Dundee
Dundee, the fourth largest city in Scotland, lies on the north bank of the Firth of Tay at the foot of Balgary Hill. A vibrant and bustling city, Dundee boasts Scotland’s first Design Museum, an extinct volcano providing beautiful views across the city and Tay Estuary, and numerous cultural and historical attractions. With a variety of wedding venues, ranging from country resorts to stunning city centre locations, or even a romantic Scottish Castle, Dundee caters to all, and with the options of waterfront views, hilltop scenery, or busy city vibes, it provides the perfect backdrop for your wedding photos! If you are planning an outdoor celebration, June to September are the warmest months, with April being the driest on average. Of course, you may decide to make the most of the traditional Scottish wet and windy winters by cosying up to an open fire in a stunning hotel or country house location. Dundee is easily accessible from both Edinburgh and Aberdeen airports via taxi, rail or bus, and is also served by Dundee airport which is 3km from the city centre. Photo by Zack Davidson on Unsplash
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Dundee
Dundee, the fourth largest city in Scotland, lies on the north bank of the Firth of Tay at the foot of Balgary Hill. A vibrant and bustling city, Dundee boasts Scotland’s first Design Museum, an extinct volcano providing beautiful views across the city and Tay Estuary, and numerous cultural and historical attractions. With a variety of wedding venues, ranging from country resorts to stunning city centre locations, or even a romantic Scottish Castle, Dundee caters to all, and with the options of waterfront views, hilltop scenery, or busy city vibes, it provides the perfect backdrop for your wedding photos! If you are planning an outdoor celebration, June to September are the warmest months, with April being the driest on average. Of course, you may decide to make the most of the traditional Scottish wet and windy winters by cosying up to an open fire in a stunning hotel or country house location. Dundee is easily accessible from both Edinburgh and Aberdeen airports via taxi, rail or bus, and is also served by Dundee airport which is 3km from the city centre. Photo by Zack Davidson on Unsplash
