Pauline & Steve’s Wedding at The Crutherland House Hotel, Glasgow
Pauline & Steve’s Wedding at The Crutherland House Hotel, Glasgow
Mr and Mrs Houston what an exciting blog post to be writing! You two, along with Blair (and all your wonderful animals) make a top team and we know your married life is going to one a fantastic adventure.
We were so excited to be a part of your wedding and Jed and Beth were over the moon to be there too. What a brilliant day (at an equally brilliant location!) – we have so many highlights. Here are a few for now… Just wait until I show you Jed’s collection on his camera – inspired!
Looking forward to seeing you all soon. Lots of love,
A&N xx
Pauline & Steve celebrated their wedding, with a little bit of help from:
Venue – The Crutherland House Hotel, Glasgow
Photographer – Blue Sky Photography
Pauline’s Wedding Dress – Christie Couture, Clarkston
Pauline’s Wedding Shoes – Rainbow Club
Bridesmaids’ Dresses – Dessy
Make-up Artist – Amanda Russell
Hair Stylist – Karen at SL Hairdressing
Florist – Stalks and Stems, Shawlands
String Quartet – Capella String Quartet
Wedding Cake – One Fine Day
Band – Little Red Wedding Band
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