Helen & Tom’s Wedding, Mansfield Traquair, Edinburgh
From first meeting Helen and Tom we got on with them so well. They make a top team and their wedding day was so much fun from beginning to end.
It was great seeing how all the plans came together – amidst moving house and city no-less. But we can’t really imagine much phasing these two.
Mr and Mrs Boam – thank you for letting us join in your wedding party. Here’s a glimpse of your wedding story. Enjoy the next chapter of your adventure…
Love,
A&N x
Helen & Tom celebrated their wedding, with a little bit of help from:
Wedding venue – Mansfield Traquair, Edinburgh
Catering – Heritage Portfolio
Photographer – Blue Sky Photography
Helen’s Wedding Dress – Stewart Parvin from Rachel Scott Couture
Helen’s Wedding Shoes – Dune
Make-up Artistry – Emma at Laura Gray
Hair Stylist – Helen Foreman at Circles
Bridesmaids Dress – Ariella (from House of Fraser)
Florist – Planet Flowers
Wedding Cake – Marks & Spencer
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