Planning Your Own Druimarbin or Glencoe Elopement?

If you're considering eloping to the Highlands, there are a few practical things to keep in mind. Choosing a location that resonates with you is key—whether it's a secluded lochside spot, a rugged mountain pass, or the charming setting of Druimarbin Farmhouse. The weather can change quickly, so being flexible with plans and prepared for all conditions will help you embrace the adventure. Having a solid plan for travel and accommodation is also important, as many remote locations have limited access.

Another great tip is to think about how you want to spend your elopement day beyond just the ceremony—whether that’s hiking, taking a boat ride, or simply enjoying a quiet meal together in nature. The beauty of an elopement is that it's entirely yours to design, without rigid schedules or expectations. If you're planning to capture your day on film, consider the light and scenery at different times of the day to get the most magical footage.

Ultimately, the Highlands offer an incredible range of locations and experiences for an elopement that feels truly personal and unforgettable.

When Hannah and Jeremiah envisioned their wedding day, they knew they wanted something deeply personal, intimate, and surrounded by nature’s grandeur. With no guests, rigid timelines, or distractions, their elopement at the iconic Skyfall Road in Glen Etive was the perfect reflection of their love—raw, adventurous, and uniquely theirs.

Jason and Jana chose to escape the ordinary, they embraced the raw beauty of the Scottish Highlands, celebrating their love amidst its moody weather and vibrant, earthy hues. View this couple's unique elopement at Kingshouse Hotel in Glencoe, Scotland.