A little bit wonderful…
A little bit wonderful…
Morven & Christopher – 11th June 2016
It’s undoubtedly the people we meet who make our role as wedding photographers so much fun. Alison, (the mother of the bride), is one of those super special people and was wedding planner extra-ordinaire. From our very first conversation with Alison, we knew this day was going to be more than a little bit wonderful.
Everyone was made to feel so involved and part of the day – even the midgies turned out ready to party in force!
Thank you Mr and Mrs Sibley for letting us be a part of your wedding. We love how relaxed you two were and how everything came together so perfectly.
We have so many highlights, but here’s a taster for now…
N&A xxx
Ceremony Venue – St Conan’s Kirk, Argyll
Venue – Inveraray Castle, Argyll
Photographer – Blue Sky Photography
Florist – Planet Flowers
Caterer – Ginger Snap
Band – Callanish Music
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