Ashton Lane: Located in the heart of the West End, Ashton Lane is a picturesque, cobbled street lined with bars and restaurants. Perfectly charming with its twinkling lights, it’s a great spot for a cozy drink or lively evening.

The West End: This eclectic neighbourhood is known for its trendy shops, vintage stores and bohemian vibe. Wander through Byres Road or stop by one of the local cafes for a coffee.

Kelvingrove Park: Just steps from the museum, this beautiful park is perfect for a stroll along the River Kelvin.

Finnieston, Argyle Street: Known as Glasgow’s foodie hub, Finnieston boasts a variety of top-notch restaurants and bars. Sample Scottish-inspired cuisine at The Gannet, try tapas at Ox and Finch, or try one of Charlie's personal favourites, Crabshakk, if you're into seafood. The area is vibrant day and night, making it a must for food lovers.

The Necropolis: One of Sarah's favourite places in the city! A unique and historical cemetery, the Necropolis is filled with ornate tombstones and unbelievable monuments. The Necropolis is just behind Glasgow Cathedral.

Glasgow’s Architecture: Known for its stunning mix of Victorian, Gothic, and Art Nouveau architecture, Glasgow is a treat for design lovers. Wander around the city centre to see some iconic buildings.

Irish Pubs: Just in case our Irish family are feeling a bit homesick, check out:

-Malone’s Irish Bar – Located in the city centre, Malone’s is a well-loved Irish pub with live music, sports screenings, and a welcoming vibe. Great for an authentic Irish pub experience. Sarah's Dad liked this one!

-Jinty McGuinty’s – A popular spot on Ashton Lane in the West End. It’s known for live music and its outdoor beer garden.

-O’Neill’s Merchant Square – Situated in Merchant Square, O'Neill's is a chain pub with a vibrant atmosphere.

Wedding Day

Evening Guests