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Catriona & Lewis
Real Life Wedding: East Lothian
East Lothian is a stone’s throw from Edinburgh but for us it’s another world – one filled with sunshine, beaches and weddings that are oozing with laidback vibes. The wedding of Cat and Lewis was the most incredible party. It was laidback and chilled because they’d planned it that way. When I say planned I mean also helped create… from tennis courts turned into event space, barns turned into casinos and even a hidden whisky snug these two put so much love and care into every part of their day, encompassing all of their favourite things.
Oh and while we’re on the theme of favourite things oysters, champagne and cosmos are the kind of ingredients that get the party started. Although the party vibe was next level. We also now believe all weddings should have a live DJ for the drinks reception.
Cat and Lewis can we please come to all your parties? We had an absolute blast with you two and your family and friends. Thanks for being so much fun to be around and for being up for jumping into fields in the sun. We cannot wait to share all of your photographs with you. For now, here’s some highlights of the most incredible wedding party.
#BigBlueSkyLove,
Alie & Niels xx
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