Real Life Scottish Wedding: Cambo Estate, by St Andrews
Nikki & Paul
Our Biggest Adventure (Part 1)
We never take for granted that we get to be part of such key moments of people’s lives. And when it comes to weddings, Nikki and Paul’s is right up there with epic celebrations. Their wedding took place over a weekend in the simply stunning Cambo Estate, just outside of St Andrews.
Not only were we privileged to be photographers, but these two went above and beyond to make us part of the family. The vision was to create a weekend filled with the best kind of treats imaginable so that their family and friends were given the time of their lives. And oh boy did they achieve that…
Here’s a glimpse into the first day of this legendary wedding weekend… just wait until you see Part 2.
N and P you two have the biggest hearts and are always up for fun. You’re our kind of people and we are delighted we got to tell your wedding weekend story.
Big Blue Sky Love,
A&N xx
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Wedding Venue - Cambo Estate
Photographer - Blue Sky Photography
Filmmaker - Olive & Thistle
Wedding Planner - Daisy Fay Stirling
Florist - Wild Flowers
Make-up Artist - Eye Candy
Caterer - Bespoke Catering
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