Lucy & Chris’ Wedding, St Palladius Church, followed by Drumtochty Castle, Aberdeenshire
This is the stuff dreams are made of… beautiful princess, charming prince, fairytale church and castle with horse and carriage.
These two are so perfectly matched. Lucy is a brilliant planner and Chris is so chilled it’s as though nothing could phase him. And they love each other. Lots.
Lucy and Chris we have loved getting to know you two. You are so much fun to hang out with and it was great to meet all your friends and family that you’d told us all about.
And your first dance. Oh my word – we loved it! How did you manage to keep that from everyone?!
Looking forward to catching-up soon and re-living your fantastic wedding.
A&N
Lucy and Chris put so much thought into their wedding and their guests were entertained by music and a magician…
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