Carolyn & Toby’s Wedding, Dundas Castle, South Queensferry
And so, we’ve arrived at the final Blue Sky wedding of 2011. What a great end to a fantastic year…
The story of Carolyn and Toby is so romantic… from first meeting in Rome outside a metro station to getting married in a fairytale Scottish Castle.
Their day was packed full of beautiful personal touches and filled with lots of lovely music by friends and family. Even the Wheelbase vehicle played it’s part! (although as pointed out in the speeches, if Toby had his way, the wedding theme would have included the green and black colour scheme!)
We love how chilled you both were about the unpredictable Scottish climate. The tag “won’t let it rain on my parade” on Carolyn’s Weddingtons summed up your attitude perfectly.
We hope you two had a fantastic honeymoon in Mauritius – we had serious honeymoon-envy!
Thank you for inviting us to be a part of your wedding. Hope this post brings back lots of memories from your awesome day. Enjoy!
Here’s to an amazing 2012 for you Mr and Mrs D…
A & N xxx
Carolyn and Toby celebrated their wedding with a little bit of help from…
Venue – Dundas Castle
Florist – Planet Flowers
Transport – Wheelbase
Piper – Roddy Deans
Band – Reel Time
Photography – Blue Sky Photography
Videography – Shoot It Yourself
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