Today is to treasure
Babette & Lawrie
Real Life Wedding: Barnbougle Castle
Barnbougle Castle in autumn literally glows from the inside out. So it was the perfect location for Babette and Laurie’s wonderful thanksgiving inspired wedding. This pair met 59 months ago, yet fit together so well you can’t imagine them not being a couple.
Everything about their wedding was considered with their guests in mind. This was a global celebration so the Scottish welcome was everything. Music played a big part in their day, from piping on arrival from Godson Simon through to spine-tingling singing during the ceremony from Fionn McKenzie and some epic ceilidh moves led by Callanish.
Thank you Babette and Lawrie for trusting us with your wedding story. Here’s a glimpse into a day that was filled with all the love in the world.
#BigBlueSkyLove,
Alie & Niels xx
Barnbougle Castle Weddings
Barnbougle Castle weddings are the kind of parties you want to be on the guestlist for. Trust us when we say you’ll be blown away by the location. You’ll also feel as though you’re in the know of one of Edinburgh’s best kept secrets ????
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Wedding Venue - Barnbougle Castle
Photographer - Blue Sky Photography
Wedding Planner - Coleen Mckay
Filmmaker - Cédric Audinot
Celebrant - Mary Docherty
Florist - Planet Flowers
Wedding Caterer - Wild Thyme
Band - Callanish
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