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Taking their wedding back to their roots and tying the knot at Guardswell Farm in Scotland! With 20 of their friends and family staying at the farm, this couple were able to enjoy a few days with their loved ones in the run up to the big day. When the time came for them to tie the knot the bride looked stunning in a Rosa Clara wedding dress with lace back, that she got from the bridal boutique that she used to work in, teamed with a beautifully embellished hairpiece and white and blush flower bouquet. The groom donned a Scottish kilt for the day, with the intimate ceremony followed by a cosy dinner under a canopy of fairy lights and a traditional ceilidh that kept the guests on their feet all evening. A day filled with good food, good company and beautiful surroundings. WHAT MADE OUR DAY UNIQUE “We are both originally from Glasgow, we were living in Nottingham at the time of planning our wedding but knew we wanted to get married back home in Scotland. Guardswel

Hearth is typically a place you’d go for some very good vegetables and a glass of wine, or whole grain pasta that feels healthy (at least for pasta). But head to this seasonal Italian spot in the East Village this Saturday or Sunday, and you’ll find beef short ribs, cornbread with honey butter, and chocolate mezcal popsicles. From 3-9pm on August 1st and 2nd, Hearth is hosting a Midsummer BBQ on its patio with guest chef Damon Wise. The event is $68 per person, and you can reserve a table through their website . For more pop-ups to check out in NYC this summer, take a look at our NYC Pop-Up Guide . from The Infatuation Feed https://www.theinfatuation.com/features/a-bbq-pop-up-in-the-east-village via IFTTT Nhà hàng Hương Sen chuyên buffet hải sản cao cấp✅ Tổ chức tiệc cưới✅ Hội nghị, hội thảo✅ Tiệc lưu động✅ Sự kiện mang tầm cỡ quốc gia 52 Phố Miếu Đầm, Mễ Trì, Nam Từ Liêm, Hà Nội http://huongsen.vn/ 0904988999 http://huongsen.vn/buffet-hai-san/ nhà hàng hương sen nhà hàng h

If you want to stay on top of what’s happening with Philly restaurants and bars right now, you’ve come to the right place. Every week, we’ll be keeping track of the latest openings, reopenings, takeout specials, and other exciting or noteworthy updates around the city. After months of being closed, Philadelphia restaurants have been allowed to reopen with these specific guidelines . Check out Philadelphia Restaurants Reopened For Outdoor Dining for up-to-date info. And for the full list of 400+ restaurants offering takeout and delivery, organized by neighborhood, check out our guide here . If you have any tips or questions, send us an email at philadelphia@theinfatuation.com. Sorry—looks like you screwed up that email address INFATUATION NEWSLETTER Get our newest guides & reviews first, plus more restaurant intel you won't find anywhere else. ATL ATX BOS CHI LDN LA MIA NYC PHL SF SEA DC Subscribe Smart move. Excellent information will arrive in

Unsure what to get in the drinks aisle of an international grocery store? Consider these. I’ve always found joy in the little things in life — the smell of a new book, blank stationery, and a small soft drink carton waiting for me in the fridge. I never outgrew these joys, and I invested in my soft drink passion especially . I know, I know, there is a common trope about millennials who infantilize themselves because society won’t let them buy houses and save money, and I agree! But the quest for gourmet soda is particularly exciting. The reward? A salve at the end of the day. As my journey in life takes me to more and more international grocery stores, I’ve ventured farther into the beverage aisles, and when the cool air of the fridge hits my face, I edge closer to the fluorescent light and reach toward the cold carton, bottle, or can of a new or familiar joy. Sure, you can always get something alcoholic, but for those of us who don’t want to exacerbate our GERD (hello, 30s), are ad

Right now, there’s something comforting about the inherent transience of a pop-up. While the newness and strangeness of, well, everything might have us in a perpetual state of Monday-morning-after-a-long-weekend, new and different is what we expect from pop-ups. Whether you’re looking for a glimpse of normalcy, or you just want to try some wagyu beef corndogs, check out the 10 pop-ups on this guide. the spots Kate Previte Holy Ground $ $ $ $ American ,  Steaks ,  BBQ  in  Tribeca $ $ $ $ 109 W Broadway Holy Ground’s space in Tribeca isn’t a standard venue for a BBQ spot. Instead of paper napkins and canned beer, you’ll find red leather booths and martinis. So it shouldn’t come as a surprise to hear that its pop-up isn’t traditional either. They’ve put a custom smoker and grill on the back of a 1966 Chevy pickup truck, which they park in front of various partner-restaurants around the city. On Wednesdays, you’ll find them at Ray’s on the LES, Friday

Many LA restaurants have streamlined their pick-up process during COVID - even well-established, set-in-their-ways spots like Sapp Coffee Shop. Before the shutdown, this Thai Town classic only accepted cash, didn’t offer delivery, and required that you show up in-person to order takeout. Now, not only can you pay with a credit card, you can order online. Which you should. Preferably, as soon as you finish reading this. The thing is, Sapp was well worth all those extra steps before the pandemic. Now, there’s no reason it shouldn’t be a regular part of your weekly delivery rotation. There are 92 items on the menu (it’s easy to count - they’re numbered), and we’re not exaggerating when we say you could order with a random number generator and still be happy. But there are some dishes we especially like, and are good intros to their fantastic - and fantastically spicy - menu. Once you’ve had them, you can start asking Siri to pick random numbers between one and 92. You can call (323)

Week of July 27th After months of selling produce boxes and meal kits, Blue Hill at Stone Barns is now offering outdoor picnics at their farm upstate. You can book your reservation here . Chef Jared Howard is cooking Southern classics in Maison Yaki’s kitchen until August 2nd. He’s the second in Maison Yaki’s Black entrepreneur series and he’s making things like fried chicken sandwiches and oyster mushroom po’boy from his restaurant, Honey Bunny’s Kitchen . You can stop by for takeout in Prospect Heights or book an outdoor dining table online . Spanish Diner at Mercado Little Spain in Hudson Yards is opening its new outdoor space on Friday. They’re serving all-day food like pan con tomate, eggs with your choice of cured Spanish meat, Catalan beef stew, and lots of jamon. Stop by between 11:30am to 9pm Thursday to Sunday. An exciting update for New Yorkers who love activities: The Stand is hosting outdoor comedy shows with drinks, snacks, and plenty of spread-out table