Caroline & Michael’s Wedding, Dundas Castle, South Queensferry
When thinking of Caroline and Michael’s wedding we both grin from ear to ear. As we’ve got to know these two, we’ve got to know just how fantastic they both are as people, but even more so as a couple – they just work together… Being a part of their wedding was such a privilege (and a whole load of fun!)
The thought, care and planning they put into their day was all about making sure everyone of their guests had a ball. And nothing could stop them. Everywhere we looked their guests were laughing and loving every minute of the celebrations.
Nothing could have made Caroline and Michael’s day any less perfect than it was. Not even pesky Forth Road Bridge roadworks…
Here’s a taste of Caroline and Michael’s dream day.
A&N x
The venue was the fab Dundas Castle, South Queensferry…
The autumn theme was styled to perfection by Planet Flowers – who else would execute an autumn theme so effortlessly?
The menu was devised by a friend of the family, Tom Kitchin and was presented perfectly by Sodexho Prestige, outstanding…
Caroline and Michael shared their wedding day with little Aiden who was chuffed to bits to receive a birthday cake during the speeches…
The stage was set for a brilliant night of partying by Caroline and Michael with a rather rocking first dance… loving those moves!
Caroline and Michael – you guys ROCK! See you soon… A&N x
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