Judith & Paul’s Wedding, Hopetoun House
When I woke up on the morning of Judith and Paul’s wedding and saw the snow falling I had only one thought – wow – how did Judith organise that? From the outset as these two planned their wedding Judith hoped it would snow. And it did. It was perfect the perfect kind of snow – a light dusting of snow that fell in the morning and thawed by evening. How is that for attention to detail?
Judith and Paul your wedding day was out of this world – totally worth waiting 16 years for! And the song that got everyone rocking on the dance floor? It could only be The Mighty Quinn!
Hope you had a truly fantastic honeymoon and great first Christmas as husband and wife. Happy New Year!
See you soon,
A&N xx
Winter styled flowers like these could only be created by the awesome Planet Flowers…
Judith and Paul celebrated their wedding with a little bit of help from…
Venue – Hopetoun House
Transport – Ecosse Classic Cars
Florist – Planet Flowers
Caterer – Heritage Portfolio
Entertainment – Ernest
Photography – Blue Sky Photography
Fireworks – 21CC Fireworks
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