Lucy & Sam’s Wedding, Aberlady Parish Church followed by Marine Villa at Archerfield Links
You can just tell when two people fit together and Lucy and Sam just do… These two are perfectly matched in so many ways. Right from the first chat we had with Lucy on the phone, we knew that theirs was going to be a truly gorgeous wedding – it was absolutely that – and more.
We had a great time getting to know you two on your pre-wedding shoot… and knew that you’d both look stunning on your wedding day. It’s obvious how special and important your friends and family are to you, and being a part of your wedding day was such a privilege.
It was superb (as always!) to work with Steve and Stuart from Cherry Tree Films. Lucy and Sam’s amazing flowers were by Planet Flowers and their venue styling and catering were by Heritage Portfolio.
Lucy and Sam – thank you from us both… thanks for inviting us to be a part of the celebrations – we’re excited to share your collection of shots with you really soon!
A & N x
PS – your first dance song has been played on repeat several times while we’ve been crafting your blog post – such a cracking song – love it! It was a real wow moment as you two took to the dancefloor…
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