Since it's 10 years today since we got married, I thought I'd link to our wedding vows in Gaelic and English which we had translated for the occasion.
Anyone wanting any more information about Scottish weddings can find it by following the weddings link.
It's unusual to be able to link to 10 year old content on the web and find it still relevant.
Happy Anniversary (and no I didn't forget!).
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