Dundas Castle Autumn Wedding
Emma & Ed
Truly I Feel Like I’m Floating
Emma & Ed – Friday 8th September 2015
Emma and Ed’s wedding was special for so many reasons: their attention to detail; their friends and family; their amazing flower arch and awesome art deco cake. But above all for us it was special as these two are quite literally the perfect match. The best analogy of how well they go together is like crumble and custard (custard being Ed’s favourite food – love it!)
Thank you Mr and Mrs Wright for letting us be a part of your celebrations. We wouldn’t have missed it for the world. One of our favourite lines of the day has to be from Ed’s speech when he declared “Truly I feel like I’m floating…”
We cannot wait to share your full collection with you. Until now, here’s a taster of the day you said I do…
N&A x
Venue – Dundas Castle
Photographer – Blue Sky Photography
Celebrant – Duncan Robertson
Florist – Planet Flowers
Cake – Heather’s Cakes
Caterer – Sodexo Prestige
Band – Karma Rockets
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