Kat & Chris’ Wedding at St Aloysius Church followed by WEST Brewery, Glasgow, Part 2
… And now for the second part of Kat and Chris’ fantastic wedding… We just loved the atmosphere of WEST Brewery right beside Glasgow Green. It’s a fab spot and actually houses a working micro-brewery…
The candlelight looked beautiful and gave such a glow and a warmth to WEST that everyone felt right at home making the atmosphere really special. Speeches were top – Mark (& Marie) had even written his bestman’s speech on a WEST napkin – inspired!
There was hushed silence for Kat and Chris’ first dance, which was accompanied by Stephen on the piano – it was quite simply perfect.
Mr and Mrs H – wow – thank you for trusting us with your wedding photography and thank you for inviting us to be a part of your day (and for popping us on an awesome table for dinner – the chat was superb!) We’re really looking forward to showing you all your photographs… Speak soon,
A&N x
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