Kirsty & Dave’s Wedding, Lennoxlove House
What happens when Scotland meets Australia? A cracking big party and a whole lot of fun.
Kirsty and Dave’s wedding was about all their friends and family coming together from all over the world to help them celebrate their wedding – the size of the carbon footprint says how much people think of this fab couple… everyone wanted to be at this celebration.
The day was packed with love, emotion and banter by the ton. Telling their wedding story was a treat for us. Never before have we been serenaded by the bridal party while taking family photographs – loving your style!
We’ve put together this little teaser for now. Enjoy, enjoy, enjoy…
A&N xx
Kirsty & Dave celebrated their wedding with a little bit of help from…
Venue – Lennoxlove House
Photographer – Blue Sky Photography
Filmmaker – Little Love Films
Kirsty’s Dress – Emma Roy
Bridesmaids Dresses – Two Birds UK
Make-up and Hairstylist – Monica and Sharon from Made-Up
Florist – Roseparks
Caterer – Heritage Portfolio
Cake – Liggy’s Cakes
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