Lynsey & Johnny’s Wedding, St Giles Cathedral followed by The Balmoral Hotel, Edinburgh
There’s something magical about winter in Edinburgh. The city comes alive with the winter wonderland, making there no better place to be at this time of year. So Lynsey and Johnny’s wedding at St Giles Cathedral and then The Balmoral Hotel, both beautiful spots in the heart of the city centre, was just perfect. Lynsey and Johnny love The Balmoral and we completely share that love. At Christmas it comes alive…
We had so much fun with these two, who are so relaxed and completely together in everything. What can we say about Lynsey’s dress? Ah-ma-zing! It’s already getting some Facebook love. Lynsey you looked absolutely stunning and one of our highlights was your arrival with the sea of onlookers outside St Giles Cathedral. It just looks like a Royal Wedding. And little Abby waving to the crowd – the cheer that went up from everyone was brilliant!
We loved that not even the wild wind bothered you two and you were still up for some outside shots. You were a dream to photograph. Added to that we had a fantastic time working with the Cherry Tree Duo of Steve and Stuart and the outstanding chauffeur service from Yvonne. Thank you Mrs T x
Lynsey and Johnny, here are some of our highlights from your beautifully elegant winter wedding. Thank you for letting us tell your story – what a privilege!
Looking forward to catching-up and hearing all about NYC.
A&Nxx
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