Laura & Rod’s Wedding at Drumtochty Castle, Aberdeenshire
Outdoor weddings do happen in Scotland. And what better setting than the grounds of the fairytale Drumtochty Castle?
Laura and Rod’s big day was a wonderful, relaxed summer wedding. Imagine the sound of jazz drifting across the lawn while munching on strawberries and sipping champagne and you’re there.
This wedding was packed full of gorgeous little details including Chelsea the dog’s face on the M&Ms – sweet! Laura and Rod looked great and those Louboutins with Laura’s dress equalled stun-ning!
Many people and details had travelled far to be a part of this wedding. From the wedding rings which came all the way from Vegas no less, to the car which was driven up from Manchester… not to mention guests from Wales and Texas. Truly international!
Laura and Rod you rocked! We loved being with you guys – thank you for letting us be part of your day. Can’t wait to hear all about Canada.
Enjoy your sneak-preview. See you soon,
A&N x
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