Elope from it all North of the border

groom in check suit, bride in tiered tan skirt bagpiper playing

Fancy escaping from the drama that comes with planning your day? Consider Gretna Green; who've announced a new offer where you can save up to 20% – with packages starting from £1,500.

With a rich history of couples choosing love above all since 1754, Gretna Green holds a special place as a destination for those seeking to elope and marry away from the restrictions of traditional ceremonies. It's this fascinating history that adds an extra touch of romance to its enchanting atmosphere.

Gretna Green's Luxury Wedding for Less offer means you enjoy up to 20% off your dream celebration when marrying on selected dates across October and November 2023. Including two nights' accommodation and dining when you marry in front of six, 10 or 20, visit www.gretnagreen.com/20-off-luxurywedding for info.

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