I traveled to Scotland because of books. Romantic books. No, not “Outlander.” I’m a romance novel reader, usually opting for the paranormal kind (well-endowed vampires, etc.), but many months ago, I ...

A couple comes outside for photos after being married at the Gretna Green Famous Blacksmiths Shop. In 1753, Philip Yorke, the 1st Earl of Hardwicke, successfully introduced to England’s Houses of ...

Gretna Green is Scotland's wedding capital, playing host to more than 3,000 ceremonies every year - but has been like a "ghost town" during lockdown. The area owes its popularity to its location just ...

Ever heard of Gretna Green? I hadn’t until recently. Gretna Green is a small village in Scotland, just over the border from England and its claim to fame is that it’s been a venue for runaway ...

Have you ever heard of Gretna Green? It’s a wee Scottish village, located just about 10 miles north of the English city of Carlisle and a very few miles over the border into Scotland. For close to 200 ...

Gretna Green has been a hotspot for tying the knot since the 18th Century. But why do people still choose to walk down its many aisles? The Scottish village of Gretna Green - population 2,700 - hosts ...

The Marrying Judge, Vernon J. Wilty III, was very busy on Valentine’s Day as he officiated at the weddings of 12 couples and celebrated the vow renewals of two couples that had each been married a ...

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It became famous as Britain’s ultimate ‘romantic getaway’ after generations of couples desperate to wed crossed the Border to tie the knot under Scotland’s more lenient marriage laws. These days, the ...

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Gretna Green is Scotland's wedding capital, playing host to more than 3,000 ceremonies every year - but has been like a "ghost town" during lockdown. The area owes its popularity to its location just ...