O tradiție veche de secole revine la viață în Scoția. Fierarul care „căsătorea” îndrăgostiții se întoarce după 150 de ani

The historic forge in Gretna Green, Scotland, has reopened after 150 years, allowing visitors to engage in traditional marriage-related experiences. This site became famous in the 18th century as couples crossed the border from England to marry without parental consent. The forge's reopening symbolizes the revival of a craft that played a significant role in the area's romantic history. Visitors can participate in hands-on activities, including creating decorative heart-shaped items and experiencing traditional Scottish ceremonies. The forge aims to recreate the atmosphere of past weddings, making it a unique attraction for couples and individuals alike.