Lesley & Pete’s Wedding, St Leonard’s Parish Church, followed by Rufflets Country House Hotel, St Andrews
Lesley & Pete’s Wedding, St Leonard’s Parish Church, followed by Rufflets Country House Hotel, St Andrews
We first met Lesley and Pete a number of months ago when they were planning their wedding. We clicked instantly with these two and knew theirs was going to be a really top wedding.
Not only was it held in St Andrews, which is such a special place to us as, but the reception was in Rufflets, (where both Niels’ parents and brothers’ wedding celebrations were) which is a fab spot with gorgeous gardens and great food.
All the incredible thought, care and detail that Lesley and Pete put into their wedding meant that it went fantastically – from the stunning stationary (loving your handwriting Kirsty!), gorgeous pots of Pete’s mum’s preserve right through to Pete piping his new wife into dinner… All the amazing planning came into it’s own so that no-one even minded the odd dribble or two of indecisive rain.
Mrs and Mrs McLean thank you for inviting us be your photographers. It’s been so much fun getting to know you and we look forward to lots more late night chats about everything from food, to business (and now gorgeous wedding albums!)
Enjoy these highlights and speak very soon!
Alie & Niels x
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