Michelle & John’s Wedding, The George Hotel, Edinburgh
The words of the Love Monkey by Edward Monkton are so apt for Michelle and John as they so clearly belong together…”And often they sit together still, holding each other’s hearts in their warm hands, lifting them to the light…and laughing”
And where better to pick for their wedding than The George Hotel, where Michelle’s Grandpa had helped to craft the interior woodwork in the hotel. What a claim to fame.
We had such a great time with you guys and it was fab to see how all your planning and preparation came together perfectly. Michelle – your stationery and candles were a triumph!
Look forward to seeing you very soon Mr and Mrs M,
A&N xx
Michelle and John celebrated their wedding with a little bit of help from…
Venue – The George Hotel
Photographer – Blue Sky Photography
Make-up – Cheryl Morgan
Florist – Fiona Cumming Floristry
Band – The Wee Small Hours Wedding Band
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Congrats Michelle and John.
All pics are awesome. Thanks for sharing.
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