Helen & Pete’s Wedding, The Royal Botanic Gardens, Edinburgh
We had a great time at the Botanic Gardens in Edinburgh last weekend with Helen and Pete. The setting for their intimate ceremony in the Tropical Palmhouse was amazing and the new John Hope Gateway was a great place to enjoy champagne and canapes while we got some fab shots.
Helen and Pete, we feel like we’ve known you for years – you are such a lovely, genuine couple and so clearly great together. It has been a real joy getting to know you (over email and then in person).
Whenever we hear ‘fly me to the moon’ we’ll think of you two – such an appropriate first dance song for you guys! Have a fantastic trip back to Dubai and we look forward to designing your wedding album – it will be stunning!
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