Jayne & Andy’s Wedding, Dalhousie Castle, near Edinburgh
You couldn’t really meet a more laid-back couple than Jayne and Andy. And their wedding day was naturally a lovely relaxed gathering of close family and friends. And it took place in a castle just outside of Edinburgh…Perfect!
We loved that when Jayne and Andy described their wedding day to us they told us that although the day was important, their marriage was even more important.
Thank you Jayne and Andy for being so much fun to hang out with on your wedding day. It was filled with all of the genuine warmth and easy-goingness that we knew it would be. Everyone just felt so at home.
Here’s a taste of your day for now. Looking forward to catching-up and hearing all about Rome!
See you soon,
A&N
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