Real Life Wedding: Dundas Castle, by Edinburgh
Miriam & Scott
The Wee Dundas Castle Shindig
Weddings are all about celebrations. Celebrations of love, commitment and new adventures. This was one of those rocking Scottish/Irish weddings that took this on board whole-heartedly (clearly Mims and Scott read the same wedding book we did ????)
“The wee shindig”, as Miriam’s Dad beautifully expressed, was the perfect narrative for this gorgeous summers wedding.
Bringing two families, joined by tons of friends and masses of banter there would have been fewer locations more perfect for this shindig than Dundas Castle. And no more perfect partners for each other than Scott for Miriam.
Thank you Mims and Scott for allowing us to be with you on your wedding day as you began your latest adventure as husband and wife. You two are a fantastic team in all you do.
Keep your wedmin Sundays going long into the future (life-min doesn’t quite have the same ring about it!) Here’s to growing old together and deepening your love in the months and years ahead…
#BigBlueSkyLove
N & A xx
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