| It is said they put on their kilts and plaids and were piped ashore by the bagpiper. |
| Each takes up a lighted candle and queues behind the bagpiper, who blows proudly through reeds she hopes do not freeze. |
| The Department of National Defence will provide ceremonial support for the events, including three pallbearers, a bagpiper and a chaplain. |
| The crowd – led bizarrely at one stage by a lone bagpiper – chased and beat up TV crews and press photographers. |
| Another time, a bride who had a bagpiper playing her processional made a run for it before heading down the aisle. |
| A bagpiper and a group of young Scottish Highland dancers highlighted the programme. |
