Jayne & James’ Wedding at Dundas Castle, South Queensferry
Friends and family flew in from all over the world to help Jayne and James celebrate their wedding and Dundas Castle was the perfect setting. The beautiful look and relaxed vibe just allowed everyone to kick back and truly enjoy the party!
Thanks Jayne and James for letting us join your wedding party. We loved how everything came together through all your planning from the other side of the world. And we’re looking forward to hearing about the new four-legged addition to your family.
Here’s some highlights of a really special day…
Lots of love, A & N xxx
Jayne & James celebrated their wedding, with a little bit of help from:
Venue – Dundas Castle
Photographer – Blue Sky Photography
Filmmaker – Cherry Tree Films
Jayne’s Wedding Dress – Paloma Blanca from Mirror Mirror
Jayne’s Wedding Shoes – Jimmy Choo
Bridemsaids Dresses – Maids to Measure
Make-up Artists – LG Make-up
Hair Stylist – Charlie Miller and Bespoke Wedding Hair
Groomswear – Moss Brothers
Florist – Planet Flowers
Piper – Roddy The Piper
Cake – Heather’s Cakes
Band – The One Night Wonders
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