Bride in Glasgow’s West end would not let 10pm curfew damage ...

Bride Rowan races for her taxi to beat the curfew in Glasgow's West conclusion on Friday

A bride is cheered as she dashes for a taxi to beat the 10pm coronavirus pub curfew following her wedding.

Rowan Foxley celebrated her wedding to Jason McCabe with a gathering of shut chums and family unit in Glasgow's West end on Friday however the party complete at 10pm in response to new suggestions.

They wed past at Glengoyne Distillery, near Killearn, where Jason works as a distiller, earlier than dinner and drinks at the Bothy restaurant.

Rowan and Jason have fun tying the knot

Rowan, a hairdresser, of Milngavie, spoke of: "It turned into best to be in a position to get together with even a small community with all the restrictions in place. We acquired married outdoor at the distillery and it become fascinating and then had a phenomenal time within the metropolis.

"there have been a number of cheers as I crossed the highway on the end of the night in my wedding dress. I suppose it was rather an ordinary sight."

First Minister Nicola Sturgeon sent her most desirable wishes to the couple after seeing the graphic, taken by photographer Wattie Cheung.

Police deployed additional officers throughout Scotland on Friday nighttime to make sure the new 10pm pub closing time turned into appropriately observed.