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Alice & Chris
Dalcross Castle, Inverness
Spend any time with Alice and Chris and you’ll quickly realise that they are just meant to be. Funny and charming in equal measure, they care deeply for each other. From their little tiny gestures of gentle reassurance and encouragement through to their clear and utter besottedness, these two are the perfect match.
Their wedding was the most amazing blend of intimate friends get-together and festival extravaganza. And it lasted a whole three days. A sublime, decadent wedstival.
Alice and Chris whisked their guests off to Dalcross Castle in Invernesshire, spoiling them with a weekend of feasting, dancing and much partying. Not to mention an owl thrown in for good measure. You could not have turned down this wedding invitation.
Alice and Chris we adore you. How could anyone not? And as for your faces – we know they are truly beautiful.
Big Blue Sky love,
N&A xx
P.S. A very not so subtle plug for these two, but they are both superb comedians in their own right. So if you’re looking for recommendations for the Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2018, check these shows out:
Chris Turner: We’re Where We Were and Improvised Sherlock Holmes
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Reception Venue - Dalcross Castle
Ceremony Venue - Inverness Cathedral
Event Designers and Wedding Caterers - Hudson's Catering
Photographer - Blue Sky Photography
Filmmaker - Apricot Tree
Hair Stylist - Heather Robertson
Make up - AMM Team
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