Give your guests a wee taste of Scotland
It can be hard to get ahold of the right Scottish extras you need when you are so far from home.
We work with a number of Scottish businesses who can help add that extra special touch to your day.
There is nothing better to introduce guests to Scotland than to offer a wee bit of haggis and Pacdon Park are the place to get it.
Whether you want a a traditional haggis, neeps and tatties or something a bit more fun (haggis bon bons!), Pacdon can supply award-winning haggis, black and white pudding and more all over the country.
Pacdon offer the only award-winning haggis in Australia and supply produce for events all around the country and work with chefs and venues from Darwin to Hobart.
Check out their site or email Jim on jim@pacdon.com.au and be sure to mention The Scotsman.
range TASMANIA products are the evolution of 22 years of living, farming and cooking at Cackleberry Farm overlooking Bruny Island and the beautiful D’Entrecasteaux Channel in Southern Tasmania.
Having sampled many a shortbread around this country I can honestly say that Range offer the best shortbread and tablet in Australia.
Range offer personalised labeling on many of their products to give your guests something truely unique for your special day.
Head to their site or reach out to Stuart & Jaymie via email at sales@rangetasmania.com.au and mention The Scotsman
A Wee Bit o’ Scotland offer handpick gifts from Scotland based on their deep understanding of its culture.
They can offer gifts ranging from cuddly Highland Cow toys to Sterling Silver Celtic jewellery and tartan lambswool scarves to lots more in between!
Need a special gift for your partner, “something new” or a taste of Scotland for your guests, you need to check these guys out.
Check out their site or drop Laura an email on aweebitoscotland@gmail.com
If you’re planning a ceilidh, barn dance, wedding, party or just want to chat we’d love to hear from you.
You can call Graeme on 0476 565 062, send an email to bookings@thescotsmanmusic.com or fill in an enquiry form.
