Elspeth & Cameron’s Wedding, Carberry Tower
Elspeth & Cameron’s Wedding, Carberry Tower
Elspeth and Cameron’s wedding weekend was one you would have loved to have been a guest at. When Niels and I arrived, we met guests out exploring the grounds and some even dozing on sofas – it set the tone for a blissfully chilled day.
For us, it was a delight to be part of. Not only did the autumn colours and styling set our photography world alight, but Elspeth and Cameron were up for anything – even venturing outside in rain and wind! Els and Cam – you guys rock!
Mr and Mrs K – enjoy some highlights of a truly amazing day…
A&N xxx
Elspeth & Cameron celebrated their wedding, with a little bit of help from:
Wedding Venue – Carberry Tower
Wedding Planner – Roni at All Wrapped Up Scotland
Photographer – Blue Sky Photography
Hair Stylist – Keith Marshall
Make-up Artist – Lynne Mills at Eye Candy
Elspeth’s Wedding Shoes – Manolo Blahnik
Bridemaids’ Dresses – JLM Couture
Florist – Planet Flowers
Wedding Cake – Waitrose
Table names – Handmade by Cameron
Band – Norman Mackay’s Ceilidh Experience
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