Lizzie & John’s Wedding, Blairs, St Mary’s Aberdeen followed by The Banchory Lodge Hotel, Banchory
We love being up in Aberdeen (especially as that’s where we met – a few years ago now!) The sun always seems to shine for us and last Saturday was such a beautiful day…
Lizzie and John we can’t quite believe it was four years ago that we first met you two at Emily and Scott’s wedding. We were so thrilled to be a part of your wedding and it was great to see so many familiar faces.
We had lots of fun with you and had to include the shot of Niels in the river as we thought it would make you smile! Thank you so much for allowing us to share in your celebrations and to capture so many great images – we can’t wait to share the rest of your wedding photographs with you. Enjoy some of our faves in the meantime… Look forward to catching up soon.
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