Jane & Russell’s Wedding, Caerlaverock Parish Church, followed by Easterbrook Hall, Dumfries
Jane and Russell’s wedding was just perfect in every way. Doesn’t everyone summer wedding need an ice-cream cart and a full 8-piece soul band with a 3-piece horn section?
These two have been planning their wedding for months and they couldn’t have picked a better, more sunny day.
Mr and Mrs Millligan we loved so many things about your wedding: we loved your stationary (but then we’d have expected nothing less Russell); we loved all your music throughout the day, from guitar music drifting on the breeze to your soul band at night; we loved exploring barns and fields and quite literally, being blown away in the process; we loved your ice-cream cart ; we loved that you made Russells’s Mum part of the day even though she’s no longer with you; …we loved that you love each other to bits and were happy to tell the world
Yup – it was a pretty fantastic day.
Here’s a taster to help you re-live it,
A&N xx
Jane & Russell celebrated their wedding with a little bit of help from…
Church – Caerlaverock Parish Church, Dumfries
Venue – Easterbrook Hall, Dumfries
Jane’s Dress – Jenny Packham
Photography – Blue Sky Photography
Ice Cream Cart – Glen Urr Ice Cream
Flowers – Flowers by Fiona
Solo Singer and Guitarist – Gillan Edgar
Band – A-Side Soul
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