Lyndsay & James’ Wedding Blessing, Glenmuick Parish Church, followed by The Deeside Inn
Recently we travelled to the town of Ballater, north of Aberdeen for an intimate family celebration. Lyndsay and James celebrated their marriage with their closest family and friends and it was such a special day. It was so perfectly relaxed as everyone sat around the log fire sipping champagne and enjoying canapés. We then had the chance of exploring the grounds of Lyndsay’s Granny’s home Cambus O’May.
Thank you Lyndsay and James for letting us be part of your family and friends for a day. It was such a privilege to be with you all and to capture some of your story as you begin life as Mr and Mrs.
Looking forward to catching-up soon and sharing all your photographs with you,
A&Nxx
Lyndsay & James celebrated their wedding with a little bit of help from…
Church – Glenmuick Parish Church, Ballater
Venue – The Deeside Inn, Ballater
Photography – Blue Sky Photography
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