Real Life Scottish wedding: Mannofield Church, followed by Elsick House, Aberdeenshire
Catrin & David
Perfectly Planned
There has to be something even more special about a wedding day that has been re-scheduled several times. We love how, despite the plans having changed lots throughout the last few months, the one thing Catrin and David were sure about was that they want to get married.
And in the end I’m not sure you could have planned a more perfect day. Even the weather played its best hand. And Elsick House looked simply stunning in all its colours.
Catrin and David we love your positivity, resilience and humour throughout all (five!) wedding day iterations and we’re so thrilled that you two got married in 2020. A claim that not that many can actually make!
Here’a glimpse of the magic that was your day…
#BigBlueSkyLove
Niels & Alie xxx
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