Caireen & Tim’s Wedding, Lennoxlove House, East Lothian
Sometimes when you meet two people you can see instantly how well they fit together. It was exactly like that when we first met Caireen and Tim – they are clearly made for each other and are two of the most genuine people… And then we met their friends and family and understood how important they are to them and what great people they have in their lives…
Caireen and Tim’s wedding at Lennoxlove House was fantastic. They had the most gorgeous day and the grounds of Lennoxlove were perfect for the kids to have fun and explore. Their day had so many highlights, from their ceremony with their personalised vows, to their dancing and fireworks in the grounds. Here are some of our favourite images from what was truly a special day.
Caireen and Tim we’re really looking forward to catching-up and showing you all of your photographs – so exciting!
Speak soon, A and N x
It was the first wedding that Niamh and Aoife had ever been to… and they were top bridesmaids…
The Great Hall at Lennoxlove, looked amazing. Catriona and the team from Stems had created a great atmosphere with the beautiful flowers, greenery and candles. It was a really special room for Caireen and Tim’s wedding breakfast and dancing in the evening…
And then a ‘little’ surprise for Caireen and Tim’s guests…
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