Pinky holding
Melynne & Devin
Real Life Wedding: Dundas Castle
Dundas Castle is literally the perfect spot for a Scottish house party wedding. These two brought with them their family and friends for a magical wedding. Steeped in ancient Celtic tradition and featuring not one but two owls, it was a day filled with the kind of love you know is going to last.
Highlights for us included their first look, their pinky holding (because at high school where they met they weren’t allowed to hold hands) and hanging out on top of the old keep at Dundas in the midst of mist and rain and this pair loving every moment.
Thank you both for letting us be your wedding photographers so we could tell the next part of your story.
Hope the rest of your Scottish adventures were as wonderful.
#BigBlueSkyLove,
Alie & Niels xx
Dundas Castle Weddings
Dundas Castle weddings are pretty special. If you’re thinking of holding your event there, or fancy taking an online tour have a look at their website. What you won’t be able to see is how incredible the team are (trust us as we’ve worked with them lots over the years and they are all superb).
Take a peak at our Goosebump List for more of why we love Dundas Castle.
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