Catherine & Chris’ Wedding at Carberry Towers, Edinburgh
To know Catherine and Chris is to want to pull up a pew and hang out with them, for the day or maybe even the weekend… and that’s what their friends and family did as they joined them at Carberry Towers for their wedding party.
From beginning to end everyone (including us) had a ball…
Mr and Mrs C you two are fab-u-lous. Your first meet at the top of the aisle was one of our favourite ever. And Catherine with that Jordish accent you know we could listen to you all day.
Can’t wait to catch-up and share your full collection of photographs with you. Til then…
A&Nxx
Catherine & Chris celebrated their wedding, with a little bit of help from:
Ceremony – The Ceilidh Hall, Carberry Tower
Venue – Carberry Tower
Photographer – Blue Sky Photography
Wedding Planner – Roni from All Wrapped Up
Filmmaker – Gryffe Weddings
Catherine’s Wedding Shoes – Christian Louboutin
Piper – John MacIntosh
Band – Callanish
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