Kat & Chris’ Wedding, St Aloysius’ Church followed by WEST Brewery, Glasgow, Part 1
Kat and Chris’ wedding was in the great city of Glasgow. As a Glaswegian I know I’m biased but I still think it’s one of the best cities in the world. Even Niels says he thinks it is pretty cool!!!
From the first time we spoke to Kat on the phone we knew that we wanted to be a part of this amazing wedding celebration. We were already hooked! So we were incredibly chuffed when Kat and Chris invited us to join them on their fantastic day.
For anyone who knows Kat and Chris they’ll know how much these two love each other. They are so perfect together and so lovely. We adored their approach to their day and how much they enjoyed it.
Kat and Chris – thank you! We had a ball with you and your friends and family. From the moment we opened your wedding invitation we loved your eye for design and planning…
We have so many favourite parts from your day. From your awesome ceremony – complete with the spine-tingeling singing by Peter, grabbing shots of you two in the gorgeous early autumn light through to the truly brilliant speeches and your rockin’ evening party. Fun, fun fun.
We’re going to tease you a little and just share part 1 for now. Enjoy lots…
A&N xxx
Part 2 coming soon… when we’ll show some highlights from Kat and Chris’ party at WEST. The atmosphere was beautiful…
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