Brain Twins
Joanna & Ross
Balbirnie House Hotel Wedding
Family. Commitment. Gratitude. Those are all words that spring to mind when we think of Jo and Ross. I don’t think you could get a more chilled or laidback couple (when it comes to Ross laidback doesn’t even describe how easygoing this chap is!)
From the minute they met they just clicked. Ross calls them “BrainTwins”, which perfectly describes how in sync they are with each other. The loveliest thing about this pair is that they are so warm and caring with others that everyone around them gets to feel part of their gang. And that’s pretty wonderful.
Mr and Mrs Stevenson I think you know how much we love you two. Getting to know you has been an absolute delight and something tells me we’re going to be friends for life.
Enjoy these highlights. Can’t wait to catch-up and share them all with you.
Big Blue Sky love,
N&A xx
P.S. Still can’t get over what a special birthday party you threw for Daniel 😉
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Venue - Balbirnie House
Photographer - Blue Sky Photography
Florist - Poppy Floral Design
Make-up - Natalie Ryan Make-up
Hair Stylist - Laura Anderson
Transport - Chauffeurs of Carnoustie
Band - Cut the Cake
Cake - Dedicaked
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