Carin & James’ Wedding at Mansfield Traquair, Edinburgh
Edinburgh is such an important city to these two as it’s where they met and fell in love. For Carin and James having all their friends and family together with them in one of their favourite cities meant so much. And what a cracking day their wedding was.
You two looked fab and were sooo relaxed with each other. We loved how everything came together so well and how awesome Mansfield Traquair looked thanks to Planet Flowers and Heritage Portfolio.
We hope you have a truly fantastic honeymoon (how could you not with James organising it?) Something tells us we’ll have serious honeymoon-envy guys…!
Enjoy some highlights of your special day for now.
Speak to you both soon,
A&N
James told us that the scratch marks on the left-hand side of the shot are actually where matches were struck to light the old gas lamps in the New Town Streets of Edinburgh… how cool is that?!
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