Fiona & Ian’s Wedding, The Piersland Hotel, Troon, Part 1…
We love it when photography is as important to our clients as it is to us. Capturing such an important day in two people’s lives is an awesome privilege… and how special was this wedding?
Fiona and Ian are so fab and so genuine… and also completely devoted to each other in every way. They’re just meant to be together and their wedding day was all about sharing and spoiling their family and friends. From their ceremony, to their ice-cream cart, to Fiona’s handmade jewellery, every part of their day was thought out and planned so beautifully.
Fiona we know you would have had Ian to do your wedding photographs (had he not been the groom!) and we count it as such a privilege that we’re the next best thing… Ian – we are so privliged that you searched the whole country to find your photographers – wow. Thank you for asking us. From your first email we were hooked on your wedding… and we had such a fantastic day with you two.
There are soo many highlights that we felt (like your roadtrip) it should come in parts.
Enjoy… and look out for Part 2!
A & N x
Part 2 coming soon…
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