Hannah & Donald’s Wedding at Athelstaneford Parish Church, followed by The Old Manse
Hannah & Donald’s Wedding at Athelstaneford Parish Church, followed by The Old Manse
Right from the very first email we knew we wanted to be a part of this wedding. And as we got chatting to Hannah and Donald about their plans we knew it was going to be one amazing day.
Hannah and Donald and their families are some of the loveliest, most down-to-earth people you’ll meet. This was a wedding which was about everyone coming together for a great celebration with wonderful Scottish hospitality.
Guys we’re excited about what the future holds for you as you begin your new adventure. Keep us posted on how all the plans develop. If you need an extra barista you know Niels would be happy to help.
For now, here’s a taster of your wedding day. Enjoy!
A&N xx
Hannah & Donald celebrated their wedding, with a little bit of help from:
Ceremony Venue – Athelstaneford Parish Church
Reception Venue – Parents’ Family Home
Photographer – Blue Sky Photography
Filmmaker – Cherry Tree Films
Hannah’s Wedding Dress – The Vintage Wedding Dress Company
Hannah’s Wedding Shoes – Rachel Simpson
Make-up Artist – Lynne Mills from Eye Candy Scotland
Caterers – Wild Thyme
Tipis – Highland Tipis
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