30 Years to the Day
Wendy & Gary
30 Years to the Day
Our first email from Wendy read:
“We are an older couple, our second marriage (to each other) and a party less than 20, a small ceremony at St Conan’s followed by a wedding reception/dinner at the Ardanaiseig hotel. We do not want to sacrifice quality just because this will be such a small affair.”
Yup we were hooked! And the more we got to know about these two the more we knew we had to be their photographers.
30 years to the day these two married each other… after a few years apart they re-found each other and journeyed to Scotland to say ‘I Do’ again. There was not a dry eye in the church and we wouldn’t have missed their wedding for the world.
These two are royalty through and through…
N&A xx
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Church - St Conan's Kirk
Hotel - Ardanaiseig
Photographer - Blue Sky Photography
Filmmaker - White Balloon Films
Make-up Artist - Eye Candy
Band - Callanish
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