Nicola & Douglas’ Wedding at Holy Trinity Church
When you’re planning your wedding from the other side of the world it takes a little bit of organisation and a whole lot of trust. Nicola and Dougie planned their wedding from Syndey (in between a fair bit of international travel) and they are the most chilled and down-to-earth couple imaginable.
Nic and Dougie it has been great getting to know you two – you are absolutely made for each other and have a great gift at making everyone else around you feel so relaxed. Clearly your family and friends had an absolute ball with you on your wedding day.
Here’s a sneaky preview of your day. Hope you’re having an amazing honeymoon!
A&N xx
Nicola & Dougie celebrated their wedding, with a little bit of help from:
Ceremony Venue – Holy Trinity Church, St Andrews
Reception Venue – Rufflets Hotel
Nicola’s Wedding Shoes – Peeptoe Shoes, Australia
Photographer – Blue Sky Photography
Videographer – Lee Richardson
Hair & Make-up Artist – Made-Up
Florist – Planet Flowers
Wedding Cake – Fisher & Donaldson
Band – Velour Amour
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