Irene & Gordon’s Wedding, Hopetoun House, South Queensferry
We love it when our couples come from the other side of the world to get married in Scotland. And for Irene and Gordon’s wedding their family and friends had travelled from all over the world. It was a case of Scotland meets Canada meets Australia… and what a party it was.
Mr and Mrs Carlyle thank you for letting us be a part of your fantastic Scottish wedding. It was fun from beginning to end and we loved how much everyone threw themselves into ceilidh dancing. There were some pretty fantastic moves on the dance floor.
Here is a taster from your wedding day. Enjoy lots and lots,
A&N xx
Irene and Gordon celebrated their wedding with a little bit of help from…
Venue – Hopetoun House
Photographer – Blue Sky Photography
Irene’s Dress – Monique Lhuillier
Irene’s Shoes – Salvatore Ferregamo
Florist – Planet Flowers
Wedding Transport – Bothwell Bridal Cars
Caterer – Heritage Portfolio
Cake –Liggy’s Cakes
Music for ceremony and drinks reception – The Entertainers’s Agency
Band – Rerr Terr and Stuart Easton booked through The Entertainers’s Agency
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