A Sky Full Of Stars
Claire & Kev
A Sky Full Of Stars
Claire & Kevin – Saturday 9th September 2015
There were so many wonderful parts to Claire and Kevin’s wedding day – from the handpicked music through to the oh so perfect decor and styling – every part was thought out and planned perfectly.
As an aside, if you ever need any bunting made, then Claire’s mum is your lady…
Mr and Mrs Johnstone – did we tell you that we loved all of your day? Can we do it again? With that same amazing sunset over St Andrews bay if you please.
Here’s our star filled view of your day. It’s kind of special…
N&A x
Venue – Kinkell Byre, St Andrews
Photographer – Blue Sky Photography
Filmmaker – Bowery Productions
Make-up Artist – Sophie Alexis
Celebrant – Ian Whitelaw
Florist – Pathhead Flowers, Anstruther
Event Styling – A Vintage Teaparty, Aberdeen
Band – The Brightside
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