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Tara and Graham’s Wedding – 30th August 2014
From the very first time we met Tara and Graham we knew their wedding was going to be filled with tons of love and so, so much banter.
And how right we were. It was one of those weddings where we felt completely part of the day and as though we’d known everyone for years.
Tara and Graham thank you, thank you for being so completely up for anything and braving wild winds, lashing rain and yes, even scorching sun on your wedding day. And all done so effortlessly…
Here is a taster of your wedding day. We cannot wait to see you guys again! Big love,
Niels & Alie xxx
PS – Tara and Graham’s table names were cool lines from films – bonus Blue Sky points if you can tell us which film 1.21 gigawatts?! came from (without using Google!) Comments at the foot of the post please…
Wedding Venue – Drumtochty Castle, Auchenblae
Photographer – Blue Sky Photography
Filmmaker – Bowery Productions
Wedding Dress – Alma by Claire Pettibone
Make-up Artist – Francine Ray
Hair Stylist – Irene Wilson
Florist – Country Garden Flowers
Band – Callanish
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