Real life weddings by Blue Sky Photography
Amazing weddings deserve amazing photography. Prepare to fall head over heels in love (again).
Real Life Wedding: Aberlady Parish Church, followed by Archerfield House and Waterfront
Archerfield House and Waterfront was the perfect venue for Amy and James’ wedding celebrations. We met this pair way back in Spring and knew instantly we were going to have a blast with them. The fact that they both have smiles that could light up any room, and they don’t take themselves too seriously, makes them a lot of fun to hang out with. Family and friends clearly mean everything to them, with Granny Diana a much loved guest of honour.
Real Life Wedding: The Intercontinental George Hotel
You know you’ve arrived in Edinburgh when you step foot through the doors of the George Hotel. For Sarah and James this was the perfect party venue for their wedding. And what a party it was. We were warned that their guests knew how to party and they absolutely did.
Real Life Wedding: Greyfriars Kirk, followed by Surgeon’s Quarter
What a treat to be part of Emma and David’s Edinburgh city centre wedding.
Through all their wedding planning this pair (and their families) put so much thought and planning into how to make this a fantastic wedding day for them and their guests. And what a day it was..
Greyfriars’ Kirk was truly magical, with the soprano and choir wowing everyone. Emma and David were blessed to have lots of talented family members help with music which made the ceremony even more special.
Real Life Wedding: Barnbougle Castle
Aimee and Michael’s wedding was the perfect blend of romantic chill (think Scottish country castle meets Ibiza vibes) Their ceremony was topped off by an incredible group sing of You & Me by the Wannabies ably accompanied by some moves on the maracas. It was impossible not to join in.
Real Life Wedding: Drumtochty Castle
Thank you Lindsey and G for throwing yourself into every single part of your day and for being up for chasing the sun and clambering over hills and crumbling bridges. We’re delighted we were able to help you keep the Lithuanian tradition of the bride being carried over a bridge, alive. And with such style!
Real Life Wedding: Dundas Castle
Lucy and Sam’s connection is so obvious to everyone who knows them. Their first look at the top of the Dundas staircase gave them time together – just them – before the ceremony. It was one of those moments filled with raw, genuine emotion and we felt privileged to capture it.
Real Life Wedding: Hopetoun House
Hopetoun House could not have been a more perfect spot for Anneliese & Jack’s wedding. Firstly because Anneliese’s parents also got married there (just a few years ago ????) Secondly, because it’s the ideal spot for a summer wedding. You know the vibe is right when the soft sounds of the sax drifting on the breeze cause some impromptu dancing.
Real Life Wedding: Rosebery House and Rosebery Steading
Holding your wedding celebrations across Rosebery House and Rosebery Steading is a little bit like being let loose with all of your family and friends on your own private country estate. It literally has everything, including the most picturesque little chapel in the grounds. For Megan and Mat, Rosebery ticked all the boxes.
Real Life Wedding: The Balmoral Hotel
Sara and Peter’s Balmoral Hotel wedding was a day to be remembered. Their day was a true testament to the power of love, friendship, and the magic that surrounds weddings.