To Edinburgh, with love


Rachel & Mark

Real Life Wedding: The Balmoral Hotel


Edinburgh City Chambers, followed by Luckenbooths and then The Balmoral Hotel, proved a perfect trio for a winter Edinburgh city centre wedding.

Rachel and Mark travelled with friends and family to Edinburgh for their celebrations. From beginning to end these two could not take hugest grins off their faces. And as fabulous as they looked, mention has to be made of how cute their little people were.

Thank you for letting us tell your wedding story Mr and Mrs Sweeney. It was a day filled with love, laughter and banter by the bucketload.

Enjoy some highlights of a day that was filled with them.

#BigBlueSkyLove,

Alie & Niels xx

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Photographer - Blue Sky Photography
Ceremony - Edinburgh City Chambers
Post Ceremony drinks - Luckenbooths
Wedding reception - Balmoral Hotel

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