Karen & Mark’s Wedding at Crichton Church, followed by Carberry Tower, East Lothian
Karen & Mark’s Wedding at Crichton Church, followed by Carberry Tower, East Lothian
When we first met Karen and Mark we knew their wedding day was going to be all about having a great big house party with their friends and family. With the amazing Joann Scott involved every detail was planned to perfection (including a car parking plan – brilliant!)
There is so much to love about this wedding – from the idyllic church setting to the drinks reception in the rose garden… and of course the rocking party at night. Thank you Karen and Mark for letting us be a part of your relaxed wedding day. We had a ball!
Here’s a taster of a day that was every bit as fun as we knew it would be…
A&N xx
Karen & Mark celebrated their wedding, with a little bit of help from:
Ceremony Venue – Crichton Church, East Lothian
Reception Venue – Carberry Tower
Wedding Planner – Joann Scott Weddings
Photographer – Blue Sky Photography
Hair Stylist – Kim Wyser
Make-up Artist – Amy Irving
Florist – Planet Flowers
Wedding Transport – Ecosse Classic Wedding Cars, Avantgarde Bridal and Vintage Red Bus Company
Wedding Cake – Groom’s Cousin
Band – Dead Man’s Shoes
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