The Perfect Match
Jenna & Scott
Real Life Wedding: Lodge on Loch Lomond
The Lodge on the Loch is in prime position for a picture perfect Scottish outdoor wedding ceremony. Although when Jenna and Scott planned their wedding day they didn’t imagine just quite how wonderfully sunny it would be.
For this pair (who literally are the perfect match), seeing each other for the first time at the top of the aisle was the clip of their day they’d play over again.
Scott’s family had organised a boat as a surprise on the day. And few things are quite as magical as being out in the open loch with the sun beating down, and the waves lapping below.
The boat (along with the compulsory ice cream afterwards) were huge highlights of the day. Mr and Mrs McLennan thank you for letting us tell your wedding story. We knew from the beginning you’d be in safe hands with Kirsty’s expert planning. And your party? Epic doesn’t even come close..
Here’s a glimpse into your wedding day… so much love; so much fun!
#BigBlueSkyLove,
Alie & Niels xx
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Wedding Venue - Lodge on Loch Lomond
Photographer - Blue Sky Photography
Filmmaker - We are One Wedding Films
Make-up & Hair - Get it Glam
Celebrant - Tim McGuire
DJ - David Currie
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