Home Sweet Home
Gillian & Adriano
Hopetoun House Wedding
Home Sweet Home
Gillian & Adriano – 20th June 2015
Many folks travelled a long way for Gillian and Adriano’s Hopetoun House wedding, but they win the prize for travelling the longest – all the way from Australia. Despite the distance these two planned their wedding party to perfection…
Gillian and Adriano your wedding was super-chilled, relaxed and a real pleasure to be part of. And how about that gorgeous evening sun that you organised? Loved it!
Here’s some highlights of a wonderful day we spent with you…
With big Blue Sky love,
Niels & Alie xx
Photographer – Blue Sky Photography
Wedding Venue – Hopetoun House, South Queensferry
Make-up Artist – Pro Bridal Team Scotland
Piper – Pipe Major Iain Grant
Florist – Planet Flowers
Caterer – Heritage Portfolio
Band – The Jiggers
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