Nikki & Stuart’s Wedding, Glasgow Cathedral, followed by Glenbervie House Hotel
You’ve got to love a couple who plan their wedding with their guests at the forefront of their minds all the time.
Nikki and Stuart love life and they are pretty besotted with their family and friends. Their wedding 100% reflected that. They thought of every detail – from goodie bags for the guests to enjoy on the bus, through to games on the lawns. And at night, a little special surprise from Nikki’s brother’s band, Forgotten Sunday, which was followed by a spectacular first dance.
From beginning to end, we had a ball with you Mr and Mrs McBeard. Can’t wait to catch-up soon and show you all your photographs. For now, here’s a teeny, tiny taster of your wedding party. Enjoy!
N&A
Nikki & Stuart celebrated their wedding with a little bit of help from…
Church – Glasgow Cathedral
Venue – Glenbervie House Hotel
Nikki’s dress – Sassi Holford
Photography – Blue Sky Photography
Filmmakers – CineMate Wedding Films
Flowers – Planet Flowers
Wedding Planners – Be Eventful
Band for Post-Dinner entertainment – Forgotten Sunday
Band for Dancing – Callanish
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