Jen & Will’s Wedding, Fasque House, Fettercairn
Not sure who was more excited about this wedding – Jen and Will or us!
We got to know Jen and Will right back at the beginning of their wedding journey and have loved being involved in all their planning. From beginning to end their wedding was a fairytale. But not just any fairytale – this was the tale of Willifer…
Mr and Mrs Lobban – you two make the most fantastic team and what you have is for keeps. Thank you for letting us be part of your wedding world. We’ve loved every minute (and can’t wait for what’s ahead…)
Here are some highlight – can’t wait to share the rest with you very soon,
A&N x
Jen & Will celebrated their wedding, with a little bit of help from:
Church – Fasque Episcopalian Church
Venue – Fasque House, Fettercairn
Photographer – Blue Sky Photography
Filmmaker – Aberdeen Wedding Films
Jen’s Wedding Dress – Caroline Castigliano
Jen’s Wedding Shoes – Christian Louboutin
Make-up Artist – Nici Tait
Florist – Hay’s Flowers
Music for Church and Reception – Cairn String Quartet
Magician – The Great Hootini, Carl Howse
Caterer- Wild Thyme
Cocktail Barmen – 10 Dollar Shake
Cake – Wild Thyme
Band – Little Symphonies
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