Emma & Lee’s Wedding at Kinkell Byre, St Andrews
Emma & Lee’s Wedding at Kinkell Byre, St Andrews
A shared love of all things literary gave Emma and Lee the inspiration for their wedding day. From the details in the barn through to their hugely personal (and emotionally charged) wedding ceremony, this was a day that these two put so much thought and planning into. Big mention here should go the the amazing Megan of Ten-Events who helped bring Emma and Lee’s vision together perfectly, in a few short months.
Mr and Mrs Rowland we hope you two have a blast as you enjoy married life (if the morning of your wedding is anything to go by we know you will!) Enjoy this next chapter in your adventure together…
For now here’s one or two highlights of your incredible wedding day.
Speak soon, A&N x
Emma & Lee celebrated their wedding, with a little bit of help from:
Venue – Kinkell Byre, St Andrews
Photographer – Blue Sky Photography
Filmmaker – Cherry Tree Films
Wedding Planner – Megan from Ten Events
Emma’s Wedding Dress – Ian Stuart
Emma’s Wedding Shoes – Jimmy Choo
Hair Stylist – Lee from Brian Drumm
Florist – Rose Parks
Cake – Liggy’s Cakes
Band – Whisky Kiss
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