Real life Scottish wedding: : GG's Yard
Ashleigh & David
Dream Team
This wedding at GG’s Yard was a day literally jam-packed with love and laughter. It was one of those weddings that you wouldn’t want to end the party was so good!
As we drove through some scary wild Scottish weather on the way to GG’s Yard we knew whatever the weather we were going to have a blast.
For Ashleigh and David getting married was all about their family and friends coming together and having one big party to celebrate.
Mr and Mrs Simpson we have so many favourite moments from your day… from Holly’s poem (not many dry eyes), to getting windswept with you on the beach, through to your crazy dancefloor (just look at some of those moves people)
Thank you, thank you for letting us be your very own wedding photographers. Here’s a little of how we saw your day….
#BigBlueSkyLove
Alie & Niels xxx
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Venue - GGs Yard
Photographer - Blue Sky Photography
Filmmaker - Worldly Nomads Films
Celebrant - Claire the Humanist
Laura Gray - Laura Gray
Band - Strange Bru
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