Laura & Michael’s Wedding, Mansfield Traquair, Edinburgh
We had so much fun with this super-chilled pair. We loved that they saw their wedding as a really special party with their friends and family there to see them get married. And what better a place to party than Mansfield Traquair? One of our favourite wow-factor Edinburgh city centre wedding venues…
The weather outside may have been miserable and cold, yet the exquisite flowers and awesome volume of candles provided by Planet worked perfectly to make Mansfield look stunning and feel so warm. The lighting (by Tower) created a fantastic atmosphere and shows the impact of brilliant lighting…
Laura and Michael, we loved how you kind of threw the wedding schedule out the window and chose to organise your wedding in pretty much twelve weeks (exactly the same length of time we took ourselves when we organised our own wedding all those years ago!)
Everything came together so perfectly for your winter wedding… and you even managed to give your guests an extra surprise with the pipe band at night. Seriously impressed!
And now for some of our highlights from this magical wedding…
A&N x
Laura’s friend Sophie created the bouquets for Laura and the bridesmaid – so personal and thoughtful…
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