We’ll Be Together
Mairi-Claire & Jason
We’ll Be Together
Mairi-Claire & Jason – Saturday 29th August 2015
Marie-Claire and Jason’s wedding was one wonderful house party for their family and friends.
So much to love about this wedding, including their personal ceremony which included this beautiful Steve Curtis Chapman poem, ‘I will be here’:
“And just as sure as seasons are made for change
Our lifetimes are made for years
So I… I will be here
We’ll be together
I will be here”.
MC and Jason, thank you for letting us be part of your wedding day, it was all about the fun and laugher – we hope these highlights bring it right back for you. We’ll share lots more with you soon!
N&A
Venue – Dundas Castle
Photographer – Blue Sky Photography
Celebrant – Duncan Robertson
Florist – Planet Flowers
Cake – Heather’s Cakes
Caterer – Sodexo Prestige
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