Eilidh & Richard’s Wedding, Prestonfield House, Edinburgh
What better a place for a lovely intimate winter wedding than Prestonfield House in Edinburgh? The depth of colours and textures are simply divine and perfect for a wedding in Scotland at this time of year. You can see exactly why Eilidh and Richie picked it for their wedding.
Eilidh and Richie you two made your wedding your own and we loved that. Everything from your inspired invitation through to how you planned for your day to go was just so chilled and relaxed. Yours was such a lovely wedding to be a part of. Thank you for making us feel so welcome at your intimate family celebration.
We had great fun exploring Prestonfield House with you and capturing some photographs of you two in such a fab setting. A perfect afternoon!
It’s been great getting to know you and we can’t wait to start creating your album. Enjoy your highlights and have a fantastic Christmas and New Year.
Speak soon,
A & N
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