Simply Happy
Lyndsay & Chris
Simply Happy
We loved Lyndsay and Chris’ wedding. Throughout the whole day these two just couldn’t stop smiling and I think everyone else smiled with them. It was joy and celebration in equal measure – and it was more than a little bit infectious.
Thank you Mr and Mrs Oliver for being so much fun to hang out with, we hope you enjoyed your perfect wedding day just as much as we both did.
Look forward to catching-up soon so you can re-live your day all over again…
A&N xxx
Lyndsay & Chris celebrated their wedding, with a little bit of help from:
Ceremony & Reception Venue – Hopetoun House
Lyndsay’s Wedding Shoes – Rainbow Club
Photographer – Blue Sky Photography
Hair Stylist – Toni & Guy, Edinburgh
Florist – Planet Flowers
Piper – Pipe Major Walter Anderson via The Entertainers Agency
Wedding Transport – Avantgarde Bridal Cars
Wedding Cake – 3D Cakes
Band – Le Swing via The Entertainers Agency
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