I Want to Grow Old with You
Holly & Bobby’s Wedding
We’re sooo excited to be sharing the wedding of Holly and Bobby. To know these two is to laugh with them. We could go on about the brilliant banter between these guys, or the way they are such a solid unit or how they just always think of everyone else first, but even then we don’t think that would be quite enough…
Their wedding day had so many incredible touches: from the steam powered cars, the wedding cake made by Bobby himself to the surprise singing waiters (1:0 guys – we did know about this!).
We loved everything about this wedding day (and yes, even the classic Scottish rain, sun and wind combo!)
Their day was jam-packed with them, their love of each other and love of life and something tells us their marriage will be too. Thank you Holly and Bobby for an amazing wedding day and for allowing us to rock it with you.
On with some of our highlights…
Niels & Alie xxx
Ceremony Venue – Craigiebuckler Church
Reception Venue – The Marcliffe, Aberdeen
Wedding Planner – Taylor Made Events by Jill
Photographer – Blue Sky Photography
Filmmaker – Flat 4D Media
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