Real love stories that cross continents are among the most romantic possible aren’t they? That’s exactly the story behind Ali and David’s love… There was heaps of fun, laughter and quite a few tears shed at their wedding. It was the perfect celebration and we felt so privileged to be part of it.
All and David – we know there are many exciting adventures ahead of you as husband and wife. Can’t wait to see how they all unfold. Enjoy some highlights of a very special day…
Love,
A&N
PS – special thanks and commendation must be passed on to John for organising this wedding so expertly! We’re going to miss your planning phone calls.
Ali & David celebrated their wedding, with a little bit of help from:
Wedding ceremony venue – Glengoyne Distillery
Wedding reception venue – The Hilton Grosvenor, Glasgow
Photographer – Blue Sky Photography
Ali’s Wedding Dress – Casablanca from Chantilly Place
Ali’s Wedding Shoes – David’s Bridal
Hair Stylist – Angela Christie
Bridal Make-up – Ali (The Bride)
Bridesmaids’ Make-up – Tracey Nicol
Florist – Memory Lane Flowers
Band – Callanish
Evening Styling of Room – The Blue Parrot Company
Hopetoun House is magical pretty much most days. But the day of Nic and Oli’s wedding it seemed to have an extra layer of something. Perhaps it was the weather (impeccably behaved for once), or the sweet sound of laughter on the breeze, or just the general vibe of all things extraordinarily perfect…
Alex and Molly are the kind of people who embrace life and all it throws at them. Including what we can only be described as the windiest wedding I think we’ve ever been at (think winds of 50 mph – enough to take out huge stone planters) And the result was a wedding day that was even more magical that anyone could have imagined.
Their spring wedding was beautiful in spite of the rain (think one of the wettest days ever). Actually it was a little more beautiful because of the rain. As family and friends dashed for cover under mutlicloured brollies there were smile, giggles and lot of togetherness. And what could be better than cosying up in Drumtochty Castle as the wood burners crackle?