If you’ve ever been to a Scottish wedding, you’ll know the night isn’t complete until everyone is arm-in-arm, belting out “Loch Lomond” 🎶 The song dates back to the Jacobite Rising and many interpret the song as one of farewell, freedom, love, loss and longing for Scotland's 'bonnie banks' Fast forward to today, “Loch Lomond” has become a celebratory tradition to end the wedding. At the end of the night, guests form a circle around the newlyweds, singing at the top of their lungs. As the tempo

One of my favourite traditional Scottish songs is the Loch Tay Boat Song. Yesterday it was sung at the @Scottish Crannog Centre at #Kenmore in #Perthshire #Scotland. The crannog is one of special places, along with the Aberfeldy Gaelic Choir, it was just magic. For more on the Scottish Crannog Centre http://www.pitlochry-scotland.co.uk/things-to-do/to-do/scottish-crannog-centre/ | Explore Pitlochry & Highland Perthshire