Jennifer & Philip’s Wedding at Holy Trinity Church, followed by Rufflets Hotel, St Andrews
Jennifer & Philip’s Wedding at Holy Trinity Church, followed by Rufflets Hotel, St Andrews
We knew when we first met Jen and Phil that their wedding was going to be so much fun. And that was even before we’d met their friends and family…
From beginning to end this was one happy celebration. And in the middle of the mist, these two were up for hopping into a field. Well – why wouldn’t you?
Mr and Mrs Jones we think you make a great team and we can’t wait to see how the next chapter of your life pans out – remember there are lots more pages in the big red book to fill…
A&N xx
Jennifer & Philip celebrated their wedding, with a little bit of help from:
Ceremony Venue – Holy Trinity Church, St Andrews
Reception Venue – Rufflets Hotel
Jennifer’s Wedding Dress – ‘Nora’ by Maggie Sottero
Jennifer’s Wedding Shoes – Rainbow Club
Photographer – Blue Sky Photography
Hair Stylist – Jodi Thomson
Make-up Artist – Karen Bowen
Florist – Amy Annand Flowers
Band – Franco
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