Scottish christmas

Scotland has had some interesting Christmas traditions over the years. These are not necessarily popular today in Scotland, but some do still participate or remember them from their youth.

With rich fabrics and natural elements, this Scottish inspired Christmas mantle will make your home cozy. It looks like it would be right at home in an Outlander Christmas story.

Christmas in Scotland has a long history but a strange one too, since it was banned for so many years! But there are some Scottish Christmas traditions that persisted, or became part of Hogmanay instead!

Tipsy Laird is a Scottish Trifle, made by using whisky to soak the sponge instead of the usual sherry. You can also use Scottish raspberries and Scottish raspberry jam too! This Scottish dessert is great at Christmas time, Hogmanay, or Burns Night but enjoyable all year too of course.

Have a read of our guide to the traditional Scottish Christmas. From how it all started, to pagans, celts and Presbyterian rule, we share with you the customs, food and traditions as well as the reason that Hogmanay came about

’Tis the season to be jolly! If you’re celebrating Christmas or Hogmanay in Scotland this year, there are lots of seasonal Scottish traditions that you…

Yes, you read that right! Our boxer, Max, helped inspire my copper, Tartan plaid and Boxer-inspired Christmas porch decor this year! He's the perfect copper color and his black Tartan plaid vest compliments it well. If you're a crazy dog lady too, raise your hand? Nope, just me. K, great! Now that we've established that

Christmas is a magical time to visit Scotland! Make time to attend a winter festival and browse these Christmas markets in Scotland.

This shortbread cookie recipe has been passed down from Scottish families for generations and is a perfect cookie to make with your kids during the holidays.

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