Blánaid & Rory
Blánaid & Rory
St Patrick's, Cowgate followed by The Balmoral Hotel, Edinburgh
Blánaid & Rory
Living and running a photography studio in the busy city that is Edinburgh, I sometimes forget that it’s a city that changes peoples lives.
People arrive as individuals and leave as husband and wife and as wedding photographers, we’re honoured to to be a small part of this journey.
Edinburgh means lots to Blánaid and Rory – it’s not only where they were engaged but also married…
The memories that will long stay with me from your wedding: the music that filled the day (from singing Whitney in your suite at the Balmoral to the oh so chic music by Spectrum); your wonderful parents with nearly 90 years of marriage between them (that deserves respect!) and the warmth of you all.
Blánaid and Rory thank you for allowing me to be part of your story.
Here’s to your city of Edinburgh; to you as you begin this new journey together and to many more return visits as husband and wife back in the years ahead.
Big Blue Sky love,
Niels (and Alie) x
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Wedding service - St Patrick's, Cowgate, Edinburgh
Wedding reception - The Balmoral Hotel, Edinburgh
Wedding florist - Garlands Edinburgh
Wedding cake - Liggy's Cakes
Wedding music - Spectrum
Wedding photography - Blue Sky Photography, Edinburgh
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