Linda & David’s Wedding, The Balmoral Hotel, Edinburgh
Linda & David’s Wedding, The Balmoral Hotel, Edinburgh
This is one amazing couple. We received a surprise phone call from Linda just weeks ahead of their wedding – boy were we delighted that we had that this Saturday available in our diary for them.
Linda & David – we think the world of you… YOUR wedding was so special. On a personal level, thank you for entrusting your day to us. It was a joy and privilege for us both to be the other side of a wedding with you – surely only a true event professional could bring this all together in how many days? Can’t wait to co-ordinate those diaries!
Excited for what lies ahead for you as husband and wife…
Big Blue Sky love,
A&N xxx
Linda & David celebrated their wedding, with a little bit of help from:
Wedding venue – The Balmoral Hotel
Linda’s Wedding Dress – Pan Pan Bridal
Linda’s Wedding Shoes – Rainbow Club
Florist – Planet Flowers
Wedding linens – 88 Events
Photographer – Blue Sky Photography
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