Touring the University of Glasgow, one of the four prestigious universities in the UK, you may also encounter a romantic wedding

The University of Glasgow, abbreviated as Glasgow, is a top 100 university in the world and a prestigious old university in the UK. Founded in 1451, it is one of the ten oldest universities in the world and the fourth oldest university in the English-speaking world. Its highest ranking is 51st in the world. It is also a founding member of the UK's Ivy League, the Russell Group, and the international university organization 'Universitas 21'. This university has produced 6 Nobel laureates and two British prime ministers. The gate of Glasgow is plain and low-key, and you can't tell at all that it is one of the four prestigious universities in the UK. The main building of the University of Glasgow, Gilbert Building, is magnificent and is the second largest Gothic Revival building after the UK Parliament Building. The crowning touch of the entire building is its Gothic bell tower. Under the Gothic exterior, the interior of the main building is Victorian decoration; the entire main building was the first in the UK to use a reinforced concrete frame structure and a lighter roof, which is a classic in architectural history. The central church is beautiful, and it is a popular venue for weddings. There is such a legend that couples who propose in the church will definitely be able to 'say yes' smoothly, and their life after marriage is very happy. If one of the couple is an alumnus/employee of the University of Glasgow (or the parents of the newlyweds are alumni), they can hold a wedding in the church. Coincidentally, I encountered a wedding at the door of the church that day. The groom was handsome and handsome, the bride was beautiful and generous, and the guests were all dressed up.