Cara & Ross’ Wedding, St Mary’s Church Haddington, followed by Glenbervie House Hotel
Cara and Ross’ summer wedding was a fantastic summer wedding, which, in true Scottish-style meant it rained and rained. And then rained some more.
You know, it really didn’t matter how much it rained – Cara and Ross didn’t stop beaming throughout the whole day. They love each other to bits and clearly loved every moment of their wedding day.
And what a day it was. Everything was planned to perfection so that everyone had a great time. Cara and Ross’ family and friends are so important to them and played such a big part of their day. It made for one really special party.
Cara and Ross – thank you. We loved being with you and you were fantastic to photograph. Scroll for some of the many highlights of your big day.
Looking forward to catching-up soon for your post-wedding shoot. I think this time we’re hoping for a little less rain…!
Speak to you all very soon!
A&N
And then, after dinner, the rain eased a little and we ventured outside. We loved that Cara and Ross were so up for braving the elements.
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