Gillian & Callum’s Wedding, Glasgow University Chapel followed by Turnberry Resort, Ayrshire
When Gillian and Callum booked their wedding at Turnberry they had a vision of enjoying their wedding breakfast with their wedding guests as the sunset over Ailsa Craig… and this happened beautifully. In fact all of their planning and detailing just came together perfectly and their friends and family were treated to a truly fantastic day filled with love and fun – Callum’s has a great laugh – it’s so infectious…
We loved the combination of Glasgow University Chapel and Turnberry, the historic old and gorgeous new… as their guests arrived at Turnberry they received cocktails and canapés of fish and chips and scallops… such a lovely treat on a wet and wild afternoon.
Gill and Call thank you for asking us to be part of your wedding day. Your day was every bit as beautiful, relaxed and fun as you’d planned (and a whole lot more).
Here’s a taster of your wedding day – really looking forward to catching-up with you and letting you re-live it all once again…
See you soon,
A&N x
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