Summer weddings at Drumtochty Castle are always magical. Lindsey and Giedrius’ was the kind of wedding we love – filled with so many emotional and wonderfully wild moments which made it absolutely perfect. It helps that this pair (and their family and friends – who literally came from all over the world) know how to party.
Their wedding was made even more memorable by the contributions of family and friends. Phil’s organ performance, Patrick’s heartfelt reading, and Gabe’s singing (no dry eyes in the church) were all highlights. One of Lindsey and Giedrius’ joint favourite moments was their first dance – a memory they would happily replay over and over again. And judging by the guests reaction everyone else would too.
Thank you Lindsey and G for throwing yourself into every single part of your day and for being up for chasing the sun and clambering over hills and crumbling bridges. We’re delighted we were able to help you keep the Lithuanian tradition of the bride being carried over a bridge, alive. And with such style!
You’re absolutely right – your wedding was a true fairytale.
#BigBlueSkyLove
Alie & Niels xx
P.S. Gutted we didn’t get to see Giedrius dressed up in a kilt.
Location - Drumtochty Castle
Photographer - Blue Sky Photography
Florist - Hays Flowers
Wedding Band - The Woo Hoo Band
Wedding days are always unique and special, but for us Kirsty and Andy’s holds a special place in our hearts… we’ve known Kirsty for what feels like forever and we knew this was going to be a day filled with so much love and heart. It was that and more so.. This pair and their family and friends had the best day. One of Kirsty (and her Dad’s) favourite moments was the aisle walk in the church. It’s one of those memories that will also stay with us forever. Talk about epic entrance – the goosebumps were real.
A Christmas wedding at the Signet Library is the stuff dreams are made of. Especially when Planet Flowers added their festive finesse, crafting tables bedecked with Christmas-clad candelabras, brilliant book baubles, and gilded tomes as table names. The table plan, piled high with oversized books and quills, was nothing short of storybook perfection.
The vibes of Steph and Gav’s Dundas Castle Christmas wedding were distinctly winter snuggles combined with overtones of party (Solo Sax anyone) and of course some festive treats. This pair met at a Burns’ Supper so Roddy the Piper delivering the Address to the Haggis was a must.