Pimhill Barn wedding with the groom in a kilt and bride in sparkly wedding dress.

Stylish Pimhill Barn Wedding

Photography by Gina Fernandes Photography

Megan & Scott's day at Pimhill Barn was full of music, dancing, food, excellent drink and a big Scottish party!  Pimhill Barn is a blank canvas that you can truly make your own. A lot of barn wedding inspiration the couple saw was very rustic, but they decided to do something a bit different and go for classic and minimalist styling. Everything is in shades of white including the dried flowers and white pampas grass. Plus, they had plenty of disco balls! They just jazz everything up! Some of this gorgeous decor was provided by Recommended supplier, Bobbi Wren Events. This day is a masterclass on how to have a barn wedding without being rustic! Capturing this beautiful day was Recommended Supplier, Gina Fernandes Photography.

Modern Pimhill Barn wedding with dried white flowers

I used Instagram initially to find suppliers showcasing their work and to get a vibe for what was on offer. That’s how I found our wonderful photographer, Gina. We also used Rock My Wedding to find some suppliers.

Megan

Bride looks lovingly up at the groom as they stand together at the altar with the groom in a kilt for church ceremony

Bride and from she a kiss after their confetti exit from the church ceremony

Bride and groom exit their ceremony smiling as a married couple to white confetti

Groom and groomsmen stand outside the church as the guests arrive wearing kilts for Scottish traditional church wedding ceremony

Father of the bride with white paisley tie with stitched photo and personalised message from the bride with white buttonhole

Bride in sparkly wedding dress and straps holding all white bouquet with dried flowers and roses wearing silver pearl earrings

Groom smiling in suit and bow tie with white buttonhole and kilt as he waits for the bride for their church ceremony

Bride in sparkly wedding dress and groom in kilt stand as the choir plays

Groom lifts the bride's hand as she beams and they're announced a married couple at their church wedding

Engraved wooden bench at Pimhill Barn wedding venue

Bride drinks champagne as she gets ready for the wedding in white pyjamas with pink trim and hair in a sleek bun

Bride wearing sparkly wedding dress puts on her white wedding shoes with DIY pearls

The bride and groom smile as the guests congratulate them and throw confetti over the couple

Bridesmaids in pre-loved matching sparkly sequin silver dresses

Father of the bride in dark suit with paisley silver tie walks the bride down the aisle for church ceremony

Ecstatic bride lifts up her white bouquet with dried flowers walks out of the church with the beaming groom in a kilt

Bridesmaids sit in matching pre-loved sequin silver dresses and clap for the bride and groom

Clean simple and minimal order of the day wedding sign

Groomsmen in traditional Scottish kilts walking with their pints at Pimhill Barn wedding reception

Dried white flower wedding decoration with white pampas grass and bunny grass

Traditional Scottish bagpipe player stands playing at the entrance to the church

Pimhill Barn

Megan & Scott's fave part of the day was their wedding ceremony. They both said it was so personal and moving with their song and reading choices. They had a male voice choir performing Yellow by Coldplay and chose Captain Corelli's Mandolin for their wedding reading. When Megan & Scott both read out their vows, they felt like they were the only two in the room. Besides, the ceremony the decor at Pimhill Barn was mostly made by Megan! She wanted to have a dream day and took inspiration from us and Pinterest to customise everything. Scott is from Scotland and so Scottish traditions and music are featured throughout the day with kilts, bagpipes and the traditional quaich during the ceremony. They also had a (highland) lawn games sign that read “By order of the Peaky Blinders - no f***king fighting!”. Can we get one for our front garden or would that be unneighbourly?

Pre-Loved Wedding Fashion & DIY

Megan did most of the decor herself including the flower arrangements, buttonholes, and vinyl signage and painted over 100 bottles! Wow! A true artist! The bride said the whole process was time-consuming but very rewarding and she enjoyed every minute putting their dream day together.  Megan & Scott met on Tinder and so she made signs for the toilet doors with their old Tinder profile pictures. The couple displayed family wedding photos by their guestbook and had a small photo tribute to loved ones who couldn’t be with them. The decor at Pimhill Barn heavily featured their beloved cat, Simba. They named a cocktail “The Simba” as a welcome drink and named the table signs after Simba too. Besides all the good DIY, Megan got her Maya Deluxe bridesmaid dresses and bridal bag from pre-loved sites. She even got pearls from Hobbycraft to DIY her wedding shoes, too!

Groom in a kilt smiles lovingly at the bride in a sparkly wedding dress and cathedral length veil

Window frame wedding seating chart with white mirror and dried white flower decoration for classic and minimal style wedding

Bottle of white wine covered with white paper reading ' Damn good wedding wine'

Groom in tweed suit jacket and pale blue bow tie and kilt stand smiling in front of groomsmen and family members

Groom in waistcoat and kilt shares the first dance with the bride in a sparkly wedding dress with a sleek updo hairstyle

Cute couple portrait of the bride and groom on their wedding day at Pimhill Barn with the groom lifting her up

Bride laughs with her bridesmaids in pre-loved silver sequin dresses holding white dried flower bouquets

Bride in sparkly wedding dress embraces the groom closely as they smile at each other on their wedding day at Pimhill Barn

Father of the bride makes a toast and everyone raises their glasses for the bride and groom

Bridesmaids wear customised light blue denim jackets with the bride in a white denim jacket, pearl headband and black sunglasses

Wedding party shot of the bride and groom kissing with their bridesmaids and groomsmen

The bridesmaids wear matching sequin sparkly dresses with the groomsmen in suits and kilts walking with he bride and groom on the wedding day

Pimhill Barn wedding venue with a simple and neutral wedding tablescape with white pillar candles, white table runners and dried flowers with pampas grass

Wedding guests socialise and play the lawn games outside for fun

The bride tosses her bouquet for the single female wedding guests hoping to get married

Wedding guest on wooden table with white table runner and disco balls with photos of family weddings and a black and white sign with Scottish dialect

The bride and groom celebrate together after getting married

Two tier white frosted wedding cake with dried flower decor and personalised acrylic cake topper

The groom in a kilt and matching tweed waistcoat an d blazer with blue bow tie stands with the bride in a sparkly wedding dress and cathedral length veil

Simple, clean, and minimal wedding table place names with white ribbon detail

Pimhill Barn rustic wedding venue with neutral minimal styling including lots of white pillar candles, table runners, dried flowers and pampas grass

Bride wearing pearl headband, black sunglasses and white denim jacket with personalised last name

Groom in twee suit jacket sits on a tree with the bride on his lap wearing a sparkly wedding dress laughing together

The bride with classic French tip nails turns the groom's face towards her and pouts for a kiss

Pre-loved shopping is an easy way to stay within budget and be more sustainable!

Spend your budget wisely on the things that matter to you. If you’re on a budget (as we were), work out what you really want and spend your money on that, good suppliers really do make the day and then save on the things that are further down ok your priority list.  For example, we didn’t hire a wedding car and my brother-in-law drove us between the church and the barn!

Megan & Scott

Megan & Scott's Pimhill Barn wedding has truly blown us away. There's no way, by looking at these gorgeous photos, that we would've guessed this wedding cost between £10-15k! If you have a wedding budget in a similar range, check out our roundup of weddings under 10k for some inspiration. You don't have to get everything new when shopping for your decor, bridesmaid dresses, wedding dress, or anything wedding related! Check out Recycle My Wedding for some stunning pre-loved pieces to help you stay within budget!