Real Life Scottish Wedding: Drumtochty Castle
Vicky & Chris
Warm hearts, cold toes
Drumtochty Castle is a fab spot to get married at any time of year, and in winter the Castle really comes into its own with its cosy inside spaces and open fires. Vicky and Chris’ wedding was just before Christmas so had everyone in the holiday mode.
Vicky and Chris are the kind of couple you’d love to call your friends. Together, they tackle life with so much enthusiasm and massive care for others – it’s hugely infectious.
Us: “How do you fancy climbing a hill in the freezing cold, so cold that you can’t feel your toes?”
Vicky & Chris (without hesitation): “Let’s do it!”
Mr and Mrs Peake we were delighted to be part of your wedding; you make us smile lots and with your natural optimism, and adventurous spirit, something tells us married life is going to be a whole lot of fun.
Enjoy highlights of a wedding day that was one big highlight for us,
#BigBlueSkyLove,
Niels, Alie & Sarah xxx
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Wedding Venue - Drumtochty Castle
Photographer - Blue Sky Photography
Make-up Artist - Francine Ray
Hair Stylist - Gemma Taylor
Florist - Hays Flowers
Band - The Splendid Gentlemen
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