Lindsey & John’s Wedding, The George Hotel, Edinburgh
Lindsey & John’s Wedding, The George Hotel, Edinburgh
Lindsey and John’s wedding was autumn elegance in abundance and we loved every minute of it…
It was an extra special day for us as we already know Lindsey’s family – and within moments of meeting John’s family we felt like we’d known them for just as long too. Mr and Mrs Higgins it was so much fun being with you on your wedding day. You two were sooo relaxed and your wedding was a fantastic celebration for everyone – thanks for letting us share in your day.
Here are a few of our personal highlights for now. See you soon,
Love to you all,
A&N x
Lindsey & John celebrated their wedding, with a little bit of help from:
Wedding venue – The George Hotel, Edinburgh
Photographer – Blue Sky Photography
Make-up Artist – Mikey
Hair Stylist – Lisa Graham
Lindsey’s Wedding Dress – Kavelle
Lindsey’s Wedding Shoes – Nine West
Florist – Rose Parks
Wedding Cake – Waitrose
Band – Callanish
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