Dot & Iain’s Wedding, Prestonfield House Hotel, Edinburgh
Dot & Iain’s Wedding, Prestonfield House Hotel, Edinburgh
Weddings are great celebrations – Dot and Iain’s wedding was one awesome party. Friends and family travelled from across the globe to be with them in Edinburgh. This was a wedding of two people sharing their day with all their favourite people. The day also featured lots of Dot’s favourite things… from Iron-Bru to Ducks and a Highland Cow or two… and of course Iain.
Thank you Mr and Mrs Inverarity for letting us be part of your wedding. It was a truly fantastic day and we can’t wait to share all of your photographs with you. For now, here’s a tiny selection of our favourites – we hope they bring your big day right back to you…
N&A xx
If you’d like to be the in the know about when Dot and Ian’s full collection of shots is online, drop us an email and we’ll be in touch soon.
Dot and Iain celebrated their wedding with a little bit of help from…
Venue – Prestonfield House
Florist – Flowers by Maxwell
Photography – Blue Sky Photography
Band – The Fabulous Shire Boys
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