Bev & Bruce’s Wedding, St Cuthbert’s Parish Church, followed by Prestonfield House Hotel, Edinburgh
We had the privilege of meeting Bev and Bruce and their lovely friends and family as they journeyed over to Scotland for their intimate wedding in Edinburgh. Packed full of personality, poetry and personal touches it was such a special day.
Mr and Mrs Wasserman it’s been great getting to know you and share in your wedding celebrations. We loved how well all your plans came together. Hope you come back to Scotland soon.
Here are some highlights for you to enjoy.
A&N xx
Bev & Bruce celebrated their wedding with a little bit of help from…
Church – St Cuthbert’s Parish Church, Edinburgh
Venue – Prestonfield House Hotel
Photographer – Blue Sky Photography
Bev’s Dress – Maggie Sottero
Bev’s Shoes – Guess
Bruce’s kilt – Slaters Meanswear
Make-up and Hair Stylist – Made-up
Florist – Planet Flowers
Wedding Transport – Ecosse Classic Wedding Cars
Cake – Heather’s Cakes
String Quartet – Erskine String Quartet
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