The fifth ever Highland Pride took place on Saturday, with over 1100 supporters of the LGBTQ+ community coming together in Inverness city centre.
A march across the Ness Bridge led revellers to Eden Court, where information and vendor stalls awaited as well as a line-up of performers in the Empire Theatre.
Over 1100 people took part in the Highland Pride march through Inverness. Picture: Daniel ForsythPiper Malin Lewis led the march. Picture: Daniel ForsythPeople turned out in force for both the march and the sold-out entertainment at Eden Court. Picture: Daniel ForsythLogan Boreas with his dog. Picture: Daniel ForsythPolice helped ensure Highland Pride went smoothly. Picture: Daniel ForsythCairngorm Pride Paddlers met the parade at Ness Bridge. Picture: Daniel ForsythPaddler Julie Partridge waves to the crowd. Picture: Daniel ForsythThe march brought revellers to Eden Court. Picture: Daniel ForsythThe crowd walking towards Eden Court. Picture: Daniel ForsythDogs dressed up for the day. Picture: Daniel ForsythAll the family could get involved in Highland Pride. Picture: Daniel ForsythThere were plenty of rainbows among the attendees. Picture: Daniel ForsythA flashmob welcomed the crowd to Eden Court when the parade was finished. Picture: Daniel Forsyth
RASASH were represented both on the march and with an information stall. Picture: Daniel ForsythCharlie Poyner, David Harrison and Sam Mainland. Picture: Daniel ForsythMother and daughter Emma and Amiya Clowe. Picture: Daniel ForsythCaz Davies at Highland Pride. Picture: Daniel ForsythElsa Young at Highland Pride. Picture: Daniel ForsythThe NHS Highland Heath Improvement team: Siobhan Leen, Jane Chandler and Fiona MacLeod. Picture: Daniel ForsythRebecca Duvall and Jo Linley. Picture: Daniel ForsythBarbra McKee at Highland Pride. Picture: Daniel ForsythEllie Gartside, Edwar Mendoza and Olivia McMahon. Picture: Daniel ForsythFlorence Holland at Highland Pride. Picture: Daniel ForsythOrla Hales with mum Anne. Picture: Daniel ForsythLois Burgess, Scott Sweeney, Rossie Hanton. Picture: Daniel ForsythMany wore clothing with supportive messages to Highland Pride. Picture: Daniel Forsyth
It will be the first ever Pride march in Caithness, and the most northernly on the UK mainland.
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