Balmoral Hotel Winter Wedding
Kathryn & James
Balmoral Hotel Winter Wedding
We love Kathryn and James’ story. Before their wedding day they’d already walked up this very aisle together. This time was different as they were husband and wife, rather than best man and bridesmaid.
And what a perfect day their wedding was. From the beautiful winter sun as they left the church, to the sublime atmosphere of The Balmoral as their guests mingled and chatted. And of course Piper Major Iain Grant’s legendary Toast to the Haggis.
Kathryn and James you are so good together. Enjoy the next adventure… Enjoy some highlights of your wonderful winter wedding. Looking forward to sharing them all with you soon,
A&N xxx
Kathryn & James celebrated their wedding, with a little bit of help from:
Ceremony – St Mary’s Cathedral, Palmerston Place, Edinburgh
Wedding venue – The Balmoral Hotel
Photographer – Blue Sky Photography
Filmmaker – Cherry Tree Films
Kathryn’s Wedding Shoes – Jimmy Choo
Make-up Artist – LG Makeup
Hair Stylist – Keith Marshall Hairdressing
Florist – Garlands
Piper – Pipe Major Iain Grant
Cake – Liggy’s Cakes
Band – Seattle Band
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