Sunshine, rain and laughter galore…
Louise & Pete
Elsick House
Hang around the lovely Louise and Pete for even a modicum of time and you’ll be in stitches. These two are hilarious and the banter flows endlessly between them (and their family and friends).
We were in autumn heaven with the colours and the light. Just look at the oranges and reds.
Louise and Pete’s was the kind of wedding you just wouldn’t want to leave: the sun shone, the rain came, but regardless the love was abundant. Oh and did we mention the food? Quite probably the best beef ever!
Mr and Mrs Thow-Forsyth thank you for letting us be part of your wedding. We wouldn’t have missed it for the world.
Big Blue Sky love,
Niels & Alie xx
Brought to you by
Photographer - Blue Sky Photography
Filmmaker - Bill Sangster
Venue - Elsick House
Ceremony Venue - Auchenblae Parish Church
Band - Bahookie
Caterer - Hudson's Catering
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