Edinburgh Castle & The Balmoral Hotel, Edinburgh
Karen & Mark
Edinburgh Castle & The Balmoral Hotel, Edinburgh
Be prepared to swoon more than a little over Karen and Mark’s wedding… It was so wonderfully special and personal and we were made to feel part of their family from beginning to end.
It was a day they’d planned to perfection – from an intimate ceremony in St Margaret’s Chapel at Edinburgh Castle, through to afternoon tea at The Balmoral Hotel. Karen designed her own wedding dress (don’t you just love the heart on the back?) and together they planned all the details.
Thank you Mr and Mrs Pybis for letting us be part of your wedding – we have loved getting to know you. Can’t wait to catch-up and see all your photographs from your honeymoon… in the meantime, here are some of your photographs from your wedding day. Enjoy!
N&A xx
Karen & Mark celebrated their wedding with a little bit of help from…
Church – St Margaret’s Chapel, Edinburgh Castle
Venue – The Balmoral Hotel
Photography – Blue Sky Photography
Flowers – Flowers by Arkadius at Jenners
Wedding Transport – Ecosse Classic Wedding Cars
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