A Hand to Hold
A Hand to Hold
Serena & Calvin’s Wedding
From our first coffee, we knew Serena and Calvin’s day was going to be packed with beautiful touches for their guests and was inspired by a gold and pink theme. The day turned out simply beautifully… As a couple you guys are clearly made for each other and fit like hand-in-glove.
Family and friends were at the heart of their day making it a fantastic celebration. From Italian ice-cream, singing waiters to sparklers on the dancefloor, it was the kind of party you wouldn’t want to leave…
Enjoy this little glimpse of your spectacular wedding day.
With Blue Sky love,
Niels & Alie xxx
Church – St Mirin’s Cathedral Paisley
Wedding Venue – Gleneagles Hotel, Auchterarder
Photographer – Blue Sky Photography
Filmmaker – Cherry Tree Films
Florist – Ruby Flowers
Make-up Artist – Louise Ballantyne
Event Linens – 88 Events
Ice-Cream Cart – Porrelli Ice Cream
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