Julie & Ben’s Wedding, St Margaret’s Church, Dunfermline followed by Hopetoun House
Prepare yourself for a super-gorgeous and seriously cool bride and groom…
Jules and Ben are a fab couple and their wedding was a fantastic mix of beatutiful styling and really top partying to celebrate their wedding. The atmosphere at Hopetoun House was great as all their guests clearly had a ball from the minute they arrived in vintage buses to the sound of the bagpipes mixed with samba, by the amazing macumba. What a treat.
In true Scottish-summer style it rained… and then rained a little more. Which just meant we had to explore some of the inside of Hopetoun House to do some pictures of Jules and Ben – tough uh? And how stunning do these two look? Jules – loved, loved Ms Wang… and Ben you just looked effortlessly smooth.
We had such a fun day with you two and all your guests. We loved that you enjoyed every minute of it. Thank you for letting us share in your wedding.
Fab also to work with Ben and Kate from Kissing Gate. Really looking forward to seeing your film guys… Flower-wizardry by the very lovely and uber-talented Planet Flowers.
So excited to share this preview with you. Enjoy lots,
A&N x
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