Happy I do day
Katrina & Ross, 25th April 2015
There may be over 9,000 miles that separate Kat & Ross from us here in Edinburgh, but it really doesn’t feel like that… Spend just three minutes with this pair and you can’t help but laugh, chat about life, the universe and everything in-between.
Guys, being with you, your friends and family was a blast from your preparations through to the final hugs on the dance floor…Thank you for treating us like more than just your wedding photographers.
Can we please do it all again soon? Till then, scroll and see our view of a truly special day in April.
With big Blue Sky love,
Niels & Alie xxx
Venue – Mansfield Traquair, Edinburgh
Photographer – Blue Sky Photography
Filmmaker – Cherry Tree Films
Make-up Artist – LG Make-up
Hair Stylist – Keith Marshall
Florist – Planet Flowers
Caterer – Heritage Portfolio
Band – The Black Sheep Music Society
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