Fancy Getting Married Later?
Fancy Getting Married Later?
Lynsey & Paul
The thing about Lynsey and Paul is they just are a wonderful unit. They are so relaxed with each other and within minutes we felt like we’d known them for years.
Theirs was a wedding day filled with love and the coolest summer vibe: gorgeous sun, drinks on the lawn, cracking friends, a create your own gin bar (always fun) and one of our favourite Scottish Castles. Pretty perfect day don’t you think?
Lynsey and Paul we think you two are fab. And your mini-moon road trip sounded pretty epic too. Here’s how your sunshine-filled, wedding day happened…
N&A xx
P.S. Gutted we didn’t manage to strap Lynsey to that hang glider at the top of the Cairn O’ Mount!
Venue – Drumtochty Castle
Photographer – Blue Sky Photography
Florist – Hays Flowers
Band – Callanish
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