Certainly! Here's a detailed scene for the wedding greeting card:

Imagine a grand, ivy-clad Scottish manor house nestled amidst rolling green hills and heather-strewn moorlands. The house is an imposing, yet charming structure with tall, narrow windows and intricate stonework, complete with turrets and a sweeping, red-carpeted staircase leading to the front entrance.

In the foreground, a picturesque garden brims with vibrant flowers and well-manicured topiary. A gravel pathway, lined with lanterns on wrought-iron stands, leads to the grand staircase.

On either side of the path, guests in traditional Scottish attire—men in kilts with sporrans and women in elegant tartan shawls—mingle and chat. Some hold glasses of sparkling champagne, their faces animated with joy. There is a bagpiper near the entrance, mid-note, with cheeks puffed and fingers deftly covering the holes of his instrument.

Front and center, a newlywed couple stands on the top step of the staircase. The groom, dashing in his formal kilt and Prince Charlie jacket, beams as he gazes at his bride. The bride is radiant in a flowing white gown adorned with delicate lace, her veil gently lifted by a soft breeze, revealing a crown of wildflowers that matches her bouquet.

Above the couple, a large "Congratulations!" banner, crafted in a whimsical font reminiscent of Quentin Blake's playful lines, stretches between two flagpoles on the house's roof. The banner is festooned with small thistles and ribbons in Scottish tartan patterns.

In the sky, fluffy clouds drift lazily, while a few highland cows and sheep graze peacefully in the background, adding a touch of pastoral charm. A group of children, perhaps inspired by Maurice Sendak's joyful illustrations, play nearby, their laughter captured mid-bubble-blow.

To the left of the scene, an ancient oak tree stands proudly, its branches extending over a quaint gazebo draped with more tartan ribbons and fairy lights, where a string quartet plays softly.

Every element in this scene, from the detailed stonework of the manor house to the intricate patterns of the tartans, is meticulously illustrated, blending the nostalgic charm of Norman Rockwell with the intricate line work of Arthur Rackham and the whimsy of Beatrix Potter. This card captures a moment of joy and tradition, celebrating the union in a uniquely Scottish way.

Generated with these themes: Scottish wedding, Big country house, and Congratulations banner.

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