The Old Course Hotel, St Andrews
Vanessa & Jon
Come Away With Me
Vanessa & John – Friday 9th October 2015
The wedding of Vanessa & John was overflowing with love and emotion… From their beautiful ceremony (with magical singing by Jenny), through to their cracking shape-shifting on the dancefloor at night (including some surprise Bollywood dancers) this was a day about celebrating and having fun with family and friends from across the world.
Mr and Mrs Hutchison have a blast on honeymoon. Can’t wait to catch-up when you’re back.
For now, here’s a flavour of your wedding day…
N&A x
Venue – The Old Course Hotel, St Andrews
Photographer – Blue Sky Photography
Filmmaker – Swift Productions
Florist – Hendersons Flowers
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