Holding Hands
Jennifer & Andrew
Real Life Wedding: Crossbasket Castle
Jen and Andrew’s Crossbasket Castle wedding was the most epic of family celebrations, with their favourite people involved at every part. From cousin Tommy on the pipes, to cousin Nick (from Mood Flowers) on the florals this pair were in safe hands. Their wedding day was filled with so much energy and humour that everyone had a blast. And the day was made all the more special because Andrew’s Gran was part of the celebrations.
For Jen and Andrew holding hands during the vows was one of their favourite parts of the day. Truth be told these two fit together so perfectly and their ceremony (conducted by the wonderful Mark Archibald) was testament to what a great team they make.
Thank you Mr and Mrs Parker for picking us to be your wedding photographers. We have so many highlights but one of our abiding memories will be of your packed dance floor and Jen and her dad dancing with carefree abandon. So special.
Here’s some of our favourite moments. Looking forward to catching-up and sharing all with you soon.
#BigBlueSkyLove,
Alie & Niels xx
Crossbasket Castle Weddings
Crossbasket Castle is a bit of a hidden gem. Positioned perfectly between the M8 and M74 it’s super accessible but yet has wonderful feels as though of country castle retreat. The team are superb and know a thing or two about running events, so you’ll be in very safe hands.
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Wedding Venue - Crossbasket Castle
Photographer - Blue Sky Photography
Celebrant - Mark Archibald
Florist - Mood Flowers
Wedding Band - The Rox Band
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