Debbie & Buchanan’s Wedding, Wedderburn Castle, Duns



There is something magical about an intimate winter wedding in a Scottish Castle – the snow outside; the warm fires inside; your closest family and friends with you as a part of your marriage celebration…


Debbie and Buchanan your wedding at Wedderburn Castle was so special and it was a real privilege to be a part of it. All of the little details – from your kilted bottles of whiskey, the feather confetti through to the hand-washed and woven ivy garland, it was a true reflection of you guys and your attention to detail.


There are so many special memories, enjoy this tiny taste of what’s to come and we look forward to catching up after your (incredible sounding!) honeymoon… Speak soon!


Debbie & Buchanan's rings



Wedderburn Castle



The boys in the Billiard Room, Wedderburn Castle



The girls preparations at Wedderburn Castle



Debbie & her Mum, Wedderburn Castle



Debbie & Buchanan, Wedderburn Castle



Debbie & Buchanan, Wedderburn Castle



Debbie & Buchanan, Wedderburn Castle



Debbie & Buchanan, Wedderburn-Castle



Debbie & Buchanan's first dance, Wedderburn Castle


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